Pets name: Leo
Area: Conwy
Leo's story:
Leo's keepers had recently moved to a new house, not too far from where they originally lived. At the end of December 2022, Leo left the house but did not return like he usually would. He had not even been sighted by others, which was also very uncommon. Leo's keepers were terrified at the thought that he was lost. They marked him as missing on Petlog, so that they could be notified if someone found him and brought him to a vet.
After six days, the nightmare was over. It turns out Leo had traveled back to the keeper's old home, as the new owner of the house messaged to say Leo was with him. Leo has since been brought back home and is doing great. He managed to survive the 1.5-mile journey without a single injury, which was such a relief for the keepers.
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