There has been an incredible story in the United Kingdom that proves that even pets can be truly adventurous. A cat named Tilly went on a self -traveling train from Weibrid to London, becoming a real traveler, and at the same time managed to avoid trouble.
It all started when the owner of the cat, Michael Hardy, noticed that his pet disappeared. Instead of simply assuming that Tilly was lost, Michael decided to use the GPS microchip to track its location. And here the most interesting thing began: unexpected information appeared on the screen of Michael - his cat was moving ... on the railway! After a few minutes of thought, it became clear that Tilly jumped into the train and went to London. As it turned out, Tilly had time to drive 28 kilometers on the train before she found a cashier at the London-Vaterloo station. Panic did not cover its owner, because he worked in the capital and quickly took his traveler home. Michael Hardy's reaction to this was no less exciting: "What kind of hell does my cat make at the Waterloo station?" But fortunately, everything was done. The cat was safe, and the owner was not difficult, but gladly turned Tilly back to his home.
Tilly is not the first time he shows her desire for adventures. According to its owner, the cat came to him by accident - two girls brought her a homeless animal. It turned out that Tilly was known to the locals, because she often traveled on buses and even visited pubs. And although the cat tries not to leave its home, its unusual love for travel continues.
Tilly's story is not only a fun case of animal life, but also a reminder of how even the smallest creatures can be a great thirst for travel and adventure. And although Michael Hardy did not expect his cat to go on such a journey one day, he would probably be even more attentive to her desire for new places in the future.
