For those cat shovelers who have lost their cats, we would like to say that if you regard your cats as your family, even if your cats are lost, you will not give up soon.

Many wonderful fates are possessed by accidents and persistence. Can you not go home if you love cats get lost? Not necessarily, because your belief may “guid” it home.

"At four o'clock every afternoon, it will sit on the balcony and wait for the children." The old face cannot cover the beauty of the past, and its bright eyes only open the two happy figures downstairs - the little master is back home.

Its name is Katie, a 17-year-old beautiful black cat. Now it has returned to this home for half a year. In the unfamiliar environment, it is accompanied by a group of familiar family members. It will no longer be lonely for the rest of its life.

Who would have thought that an old cat who had been lost for a full 12 years could reunite with its owner again. Home is not the same home, but people are still the same person.

"I didn't expect Katie to go home, I thought it was not my Katie." Ms. Julia, now 57 years old, was very happy about Katie's return. This is the cat she brought home, a cat with a deep connection with her.

17 years ago, when Julia went to school to pick up the children, a black stray kitten squatted on the wall and looked at her.

The childlike Julia shouted at the black cat a few times. She thought the other party would ignore her, but she not only ran over and meowed intimately, but also walked a long way behind her.

Julia's 7-year-old son did not allow the door to be closed so that the black cat could enter the house with peace of mind. Like his mother, he liked the black cat very much.

Without thinking too much, the black cat entered the house without hesitation. After the door was closed, it became a domestic cat and was named "Katie".

Life with home is naturally much better than wandering. As the first cat in the family, Katie has been favored by all her family, and she also thanks her family with her own practical actions.

There are not many cats who can welcome and see off their family like dogs, and even fewer ones will send their family a distance.

The former wandering life still kept Katie's nature of going out. Whenever he watched Julia go out, he would follow him. Sometimes he would go home around the corner of the street, and sometimes he would send him a few streets before he could go home.

The Julia family never worried that Katie would get lost, and the people around them were kind to this smart black cat.

But in the fifth year when Katie came to her new home, she was frightened by the clamor of several dogs and did not run away from her way home.

Julia was not worried on the first day of Katie's departure from home, because she believed Katie was very familiar with the surroundings.

The third day after Katie left home, Julia went to the local shelter and went to a nearby caring organization for help, because her intuition told her that Katie was lost.

It is difficult for a lost cat to go home, and so is Katie. No one knows where it has been in the past 12 years.

Julia naturally spent a lot of energy to find Katie, but in the end there was no good news. When the family members came out of the sadness of losing Katie one by one, only Julia was still insisting on finding Katie.

Years have passed, Katie has moved into her new home, and the only number left in Katie's chip has not changed. She still has a glimmer of hope for Katie's return.

So when a caring organization called, Julia was not as surprised as her youngest son, but the tears on her face had already revealed her inner excitement.

Tears, smiles and thanks have always been indispensable for reunion. Looking at the thin black cat squatting in the cage, a soft call came from Julia's mouth, the former raised his head and the latter raised his hand.

Julia cried, her youngest son cried, and even the volunteers on the scene cried. After twelve years of separation, Katie has experienced many hardships outside, but in the end she met her most trusted master.

If Julia changed her mobile phone number, there would be another unadopted old cat in the shelter. It could only go to Cat Star with regret and longing, and from then on, the past about this old cat was completely gone.

So, if your cat is lost, please don’t rush to give up. Although our environment is indeed not very good for stray cats, there are always people who like cats to help, and there is always a chance to meet again.