A missing Minnesota cat is found more than 1,500 miles away in Monroe nearly two months after he disappeared.
‘Finn’ the cat had gone missing from Middle River, Minnesota in early July.
“Finn was found in a very industrial part of Monroe where we were not really sure how he ended up there,” said Stephane Miotke.
Miotke says she was driving down a side street that she doesn’t usually take. Finn was found sitting in the middle of the road holding up traffic.
“I scooped him up and he started purring immediately and I’m like okay, you are not supposed to be here. There’s no houses there’s no apartment nothing around,” Miotke explained.
With a harness and microchip on, her first instinct was figure out where he came from. When she had his chip scanned, it notified his owner immediately.
“Put the chip number into Petfinder, whichever website it was and they’re like – oh, his name is Finn. You know, he’s this many years old, weighs this much and owner called me nine minutes later,” Miotke said.