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BRUNSWICK When Kendra Armstrong of Phippsburg came home from work in 2015 to find her cat, Moose, had escaped her house, she assumed she’d never see him again.
“I looked around the neighborhood and on the Midcoast Humane’s stray page, but he wasn’t there,” said Armstrong. “I had lost hope. I was so certain he was long gone, like crossed the rainbow bridge gone, and I’d never see him again.”
Five years later, she glanced Midcoast Humane’s website, where she rediscovered the wayward feline.
“He was one of the first cats that popped up and I immediately recognized him,” Armstrong said.