I’ve always been sucker for lost and found stories,
especially those involving pets. I currently care for a seven-year-old Scottie
and a thirteen-year-old tabby. I spend lots of time and energy trying to
prevent them from sneaking out, but stuff still happens. A month ago today, a Siamese/calico
named Galena disappeared from her Lehi home. Her owner, Carrie Clark, searched
the neighborhood. She put up flyers and posted on lost pet pages. A week later,
Galena turned up in an Amazon warehouse in California. Carrie’s husband had
ordered several steel-toed boots. He’d kept one and shipped the rest back.
Somehow, Galena had tucked herself into one of the boxes he’d returned. Galena’s
a very lucky cat: she’d been “mailed” when the weather was neither too hot nor
too cold. The box she was in had a tear, so she could breathe. And she was
actually microchipped (few cats are) so she could be reunited with her owners.
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