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Cat who spent decade on the run in Loch Lomond finally settles down in forever home
The 16-year-old s new owner Margaret Petrie, from Glasgow, says the moggy no longer has any interest in being outdoors after spending more than a decade living rough near the iconic Scots beauty spot.
Moggy Georgie was just three-years-old when she vanished during a family camping trip (Image: PA)
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Missing cat on the run for a decade finds new home after being found at Loch Lomond campsite
16-year-old feline Georgie re-appeared at the Rowardennan site in 2019 after being missing from her owners for more than a decade.
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Georgie was put in the care of the Cats Protection charity after re-appearing (Image: UGC)
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She s been a regular fixture on the shores of Loch Lomond for 12 years, but now, stray cat Georgie finally has a place to call home in Glasgow. The 16-year-old cat was not always a stray - she had travelled to Loch Lomond on a family camping trip with her owners from Rochdale, but after going missing, the family made the tough decision to go home and try to find her by microchip. While her owners went back home, Georgie soon became a much-loved feature of the camp, getting fed by the campers and keeping everyone company. Although she was loved, this did not stop the harsh winters getting to her and reminded everyone that she was still a stray.