A mischievous cat who went went missing for nearly six months has been reunited with his family.
Natcho's adventure began when he was reported missing from around the Barloan Toll roundabout in Bellsmyre, Dumbarton in early March after escaping from his carrier when his owner was getting off the bus.
Natcho, who lives in Campbeltown, didn’t know the area but visited a garden where residents were able to ensure he was eventually reunited, the Daily Record reports.
READ MORE: Glasgow graffiti artist Rogue One unveils new city centre mural
A statement from Cats Protection Glasgow said: “After nearly 22 weeks missing, Natcho has been found and reunited with his relieved family.
He’d been visiting someone’s garden, not far from where he escaped from his carrier, and they were able to get photos and videos of him to share.
“His family were able to coordinate with the finder and bring him back home.
Natcho’s friends and family would like to thank everyone for their support over these past few months, and especially his finder.
“Welcome home, handsome boy.”
READ NEXT:
Glasgow joins calls for more money as COSLA set talks to prevent strike action
Glasgow canal path reopens after 2 years as new £13.5m bridge nears completion
Glasgow to get ride-hailing app Bolt as licence granted despite private hire complaints
Glasgow barber shop cordoned off after young woman 'sexually assaulted'
Blundering Glasgow nurse failed to spot seriously ill patient having cardiac arrest
