Our very own R/aww story, minus the cute pictures though.

That's a wonderful ending. And for those wondering: Two cats are better than one! Especially high-energy cats, who need to run and chase and be chased and playfight - humans just can't do these things as well as another cat can. I'd always been a single cat owner. Until the year 2004, when we decided to try two kittens instead of one. Best "animal" decision we ever made; the tone of the household was changed and the kitties always have companionship.

Thanks for the update, very sweet.

I agree about the two cat thing, at least for my outside/inside boys. If anything should ever happen to the older one Thomas, I'm not sure what Peach would do. If Thomas isn't around, Peach searches and watches for him to appear. Altho Thomas can get a little grouchy with him at times. "Leave me alone, today!"

Thanks for the update. Always so happy to read happy endings!

A happy ending indeed! Thank you for the update.

Awwww, that's wonderful to hear. Thanks for the update!

A happy ending indeed. (All in on the two-cat household. Even though our current two cats, supposedly littermates, pretty much ignore each other except to see if the other has left their supper dish so they can glean the remnants.)

Thanks for the update! It’s great it all worked out so well.

So glad it worked out for Angel. We are having a sad morning as in the midst of a family emergency last night our 13 year old calico slipped outside and hasn't returned. Very unusual for her. Please keep your fingers x'd for her.

Oh, Daisychain, I hope your calico is OK...

Beagles, thank you for the update! And I hope you're feeling good these days, too.

I'm so glad Angel found a great home. And as a cat lover and cat owner - thanks for caring about a stray cat.

Daisy- You must be so worried! I’ve helped recover a few lost cats and this is my best advice: Typically, cats are only one to two doors away, but they get disoriented easily when lost and often will hear calls but they are too frightened to run out from a hiding spot, due to this disorientation. Put your kitty's bedding, toys, litterbox, your worn clothing/sheets, etc. outside ASAP. Scent skills are #1 thing that will help lost animals. Most important: You have a much, much better chance of finding your cat at night than during the day for two reasons: #1: they are scared but need food and water so will tuck away during the day, and then come out at night when it's quiet, and #2: it's easier to see their glowing eyes at night than to see their bodies during the day. WALK THE NEIGHBORHOOD AT NIGHT with a flashlight and an open can of tuna. After you’ve walked and called for her at night, if you return home without sight of her, leave your garage door open just six-inches or so when you get home. Leave water and your worn items in the garage, but do not leave food because it will attract possum and raccoons and endanger your cat. If she hears you but is too scared to come to you, this will allow her to return on her own terms. I’ve known of a number of instances where the cat shows up in the garage the next morning. If you are fortunate enough for this to happen, resist approaching her too quickly. Ideally, secure the closing of the garage door before you approach. Almost everyone I know who has found their lost kitty has done so at night. All the best to you!

Hope she mends well. We had a sweet indoor calico who lived to be 20.

Oh Daisy -I hope she is okay! Please keep us posted!

So glad you found her

Good news that you found her. I hope everything is okay at the vet. Please let us know, I’ll be wondering.

Daisy, I hope she is okay. Amazing how much trouble she could get in, in just one day . . . Poor baby . . . And I hope your family emergency resolved well, too!

By the way, glad Angel is happy in her new home!! I love cats!

Beagles thank you for saving Angel.