California House Cat Lost In Yellowstone Makes It Home 800 Miles Away

Lost Cat Returns Home After 800-Mile Journey

Missing Feline Found Safe After Two-Month Ordeal

CBS News reports that a beloved California house cat named Mittens has made it home safe after a two-month ordeal that saw her travel over 800 miles away to Yellowstone National Park.

Mittens disappeared from her home in Laguna Niguel, California, in late May. Her family searched for her tirelessly, but there was no sign of the missing feline.

Two months later, Mittens was found wandering around a campground in Yellowstone National Park by a group of hikers. The hikers recognized the cat from a missing pet poster that had been circulating online and contacted Mittens' family.

Mittens was reunited with her overjoyed family on July 27th. She is now back home safe and sound, and her family is grateful to everyone who helped bring her home.

It is unclear how Mittens made it all the way to Yellowstone National Park, but experts believe that she may have hitched a ride on a truck or RV. Whatever the case may be, Mittens' story is a testament to the resilience of cats and the power of social media.

Here are some tips for keeping your cat safe:

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Keep your cat indoors as much as possible.

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If you do let your cat outside, be sure to supervise them.

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Get your cat microchipped and licensed.

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Keep your cat's vaccinations up to date.

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Make sure your cat has a collar with identification tags.

By following these tips, you can help keep your cat safe and happy.