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Hurricane Irma was a catastrophic storm that wreaked havoc across the Carribean. And pet owners in the state of Florida know all too well how heartbreaking it can be when an animal companion is lost in one of these nightmare storms. But today’s story is a happy one, and it shows that a little patience and faith can pay off in spades. Eva, a “highly domesticated” cat discovered by the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office, had apparently become lost two years ago during Hurricane Irma. After a vet checked her microchip, the Sheriff's Office was able to track down Eva’s loving family. Thankfully, Eva knew her way around town and was able to stay relatively close to home during her missing years. And now, she’s living in luxury once again. How’s that for some pawsitive news?

Cats can handle all kinds of disasters. But one dreaded item can defeat them.