Cat Missing for 8 Years Reunited with Family in California.

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A cat that had been missing for 8 years has been reunited with her family thanks to the kindness of a man who took her to an Animal Shelter.
He had been feeding the stray orange tabby near his shop in Novato for about 2 months when he decided to take her to the Animal Shelter.
SHE HAD BEEN MICRO CHIPPED, and the shelter was able to contact her owners. Ginger was reunited with her owners Nancy and Steven Payne. Ginger went missing when she was a kitten.

http://news.yahoo.com/cat-missing-8-years-reunited-family-california-002203454.html
 
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