Tallulah returned home six years later but her family was gone!

When Tallulah vanished six years ago, Lisa, her husband James and their three kids were crushed. ‘She was a delightful kitten, the kids could pick her up’ Lisa said.

Tallulah, who was 18-month- old at the time, went outside and never came back home.

‘But she was very food motivated. I think she had been fed by someone else. I believe they just kept her and didn’t let her out.’

A year later, the family moved to Australia, never expecting to see Tallulah again.

Six years later, poor Tallulah was found straying near their old family home in London – 10,500 miles away from where they’re living now.

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Tallulah is microchipped, and first they tried to contact her family on the phone number registered but obviously they have a different number now.

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To their shock, they got an email from the RSPCA saying the cat had been found all these years later. ‘I couldn’t believe it,’ Lisa said.

It’d take a £2,000 bill and very long wait to have Tallulah join her family’s new home, the whole process of taking a cat to Australia can take up to 12 months.

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The process would involve Tallulah having blood tests, waiting a long time for results and then being quarantined which means Tallulah would be eight-and-a-half years old by the time they got her back.

‘We are still undecided, but we plan to do what is best for her,’ Lisa said.