Owners reunited with cat which went missing 10 years ago
The cat, called Forbes, was found within two miles of where he went missing in the Rosemount area of Aberdeen.
Forbes the cat is reunited with its owners after being reported missing 10 years ago (SSPCA)
By Katharine Hay, PA Scotland reporter
A 12-year-old cat has been reunited with its owners after being reported missing 10 years ago.
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