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Courtesy of Garda Info on X
A wandering cat missing from Westmeath managed to break for the border and find save shelter in Offaly, gardaí have said.
Tullamore gardaí found the missing cat, Jack, in Offaly after he got lost from his home in Mullingar, Co Westmeath.
This is Jack, the purrdycat. ⬛
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) October 11, 2023
Jack recently went missing from Mullingar, Co. Westmeath and somehow made it to Co. Offaly where he was found this week by Tullamore Gardaí.
Jack has been brought back home now to his fam.#HereToHelp pic.twitter.com/zoQKTFw8nq
The cat has now been returned to his family who live a 30-minute drive away.
His owner, Clodagh, is reportedly 'very grateful' for his return. He is having a well-deserved 'catnap' after his adventure!
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