A Northern California lady lost her home in the Camp Fire in 2018. Exacerbating the situation, she likewise lost her dearest cat, who fled the day she needed to empty.
For a very long time, Lindsy Metz was left thinking about what had befallen her kid feline Artemis.
Lindsy Metz said she and her youngsters had just 30 minutes to clear as the Camp Fire moved toward their Magalia home, so when their kid dark feline, Artemis, fled from the house, there was no an ideal opportunity to go search for him.
"He was in that general area by the entryway and I went to go get him, and I ran up on him excessively brisk, and he darted," Metz told KRCR-TV.
Metz said she attempted to discover Artemis for quite a long time after the fire passed.
"I proceeded to take a gander at each and every feline picture," Metz said. "I approached each dark feline."
She said she at long last dealt with the possibility that Artemis may have died in the fire.
"It arrived at where my family stated, 'You need to proceed onward,'" she said.
Metz's expectations were revived 23 months after she last observed the catlike, when a companion posted on Facebook about a dark feline found in the territory where Metz lived before the fire.
