Woman reunites with cat after 10 years thanks to microchip, decides not to contact former owners after finding feline in poor condition and spending $1200 in vet care: 'She's living her best life'

• After some internet sluthing, the woman later stumbled on a lost pet listing from someone claiming the cat had lived with them for ten years and had just recently gotten lost. The timing didn’t quite add up, and given the cat’s poor condition, the woman worried her cat hadn’t been properly cared for. She considered reaching out just to let them know the cat was safe, but something was stopping her. Keep reading to see what happened. 

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• "Should I respond to my new (old) cat's previous owners post?"

  
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