A Story Rayne beau cat who reached her home all alone after being lost in Wyoming to California. This incident is quite strange how made her way from 900 miles to his density is surprising. Her name is pronounced as “rainbow” struggled for two months to bring her home.
The cat got lost in Yellowstone National Park during a trip where the owner took him to summer campaigning with them but he got so lost that they couldn’t find her.
The owners of the cat Benny and Susanne Anguiano are traveling with their two cats at the Yellowstone’s Fishing Bridge RV Park. It was their first trip with their cats to the forest. But when they went there one of the cats ran into the trees.Both of them searched for their cat for about four days with the cat’s favorite treats and toys.
But they couldn’t find the cat. And they had to leave with broken hearts to Salinas, California on June 8, Susanne Anguiano had lost their hopes to ever find the lost cat again.
“We were entering the Nevada desert and all of a sudden I see a double rainbow. And I took a picture of it and I thought, that’s a sign. That’s a sign for our rainbow that he’s going to be okay,” she said.
Anguianos got news from a microchip company that their cat was at the Society Prevention of Cruelty in Roseville, California, 900 miles from Yellowstone. The cat was only 200 miles away from his home in Salinas. Rayne Beau found Rayne Beau roaming around the streets of the northern California city and gave him food and water until she was found and trapped by SPCA.
After the next day Anguiano’s drove and picked their cat.
“I believe truly that he made that trek mostly on his own. His paws were really beat up. Lost 40% of his body weight, had really low protein levels because of inadequate nutrition. So he was not cared for,” Susanne Anguiano said.
The couple can’t believe how their cat reached Roseville but they are thinking that he was searching his way home. Benny Anguiano had given microchipping to their cats, and they also added air tags to the cats with GPS Global Tracker.
The cats love traveling in the camper and looking out the big windows to see deer, squirrels and other animals. But the family is not ready to get on the road with their pets again any time soon, he said.
Their cats loves traveling and camping, now the family is scared to take them on the road again.
“It was a very ugly feeling after we lost him,” Benny said. “We’ll have to practice camping at home and camp in the driveway to get him used to it.”
