A couple parked their car at a road rest stop in Meadtown in July. A black cat in the car ran out through a gap in the car window and disappeared.

Last week, through the efforts of animal rights activists, the black cat, who had been missing for five months, finally returned home.

(Photo courtesy of Facebook/Middletown Animal Control)

[Instant News/Comprehensive Report] When a couple in the United States parked their car at a road rest stop near Middletown (Middletown) in July this year, a black cat in their car ran out through the half-open window and disappeared. .

Fortunately, animal protection personnel found the black cat again at the road rest stop last week. After a lot of hard work, the black cat, which had been missing for five months, finally returned to its owner.

According to comprehensive foreign media reports, the Connecticut animal protection organization "Middletown Animal Control" recently shared this heartwarming cat-hunting story through Facebook.

A couple moved in July from Georgia to Vermont with 3 dogs and 3 cats in the car. When passing through the town of Mead, the couple stopped the car at a road rest stop and opened the windows. Gap intends to take a break.

Unexpectedly, when they woke up, one of the black cats was missing.

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Then they notified the local animal protection group, hoping to find the missing black cat, but for more than five months, nothing has been found.

Fortunately, on the 11th of this month, people claimed to have witnessed a black cat at the same road rest stop.

After the animal protection personnel arrived at the scene, they confirmed that it was the black cat that had been missing for a long time.

However, the black cat is very alert and will run away as soon as animal protection officers approach.

After painstaking tracking, on the 19th, the animal protection personnel successfully caught the black cat through the lure of "cat food" and brought it back to the shelter for inspection. Miraculously, except for its dirty and smelly body, everything was healthy.

The owner of the black cat, Susan (Susan), was overjoyed after receiving the notice, and hurriedly drove 4 hours to pick it up.

As soon as the black cat saw Susan, he immediately leaned over and "wanted to touch", which made Susan burst into tears on the spot.

"At one point it felt like the cat would never come back, but we kept his bed and toys," she said.

As soon as the post came out, many netizens were moved, and some even called this story a "Christmas miracle".