Plans are underway to unite a cat in Kansas with it owners in Florida The cat was found in Prairie Village and the microchip revealed it belonged to a family in Miami. Police say Lucky had been missing for two years. How it made the 1,400 mile journey is unknown.

Plans are underway to unite a cat in Kansas with it owners in Florida

Plans are underway to unite a cat in Kansas with it owners in Florida

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The cat was found in Prairie Village and the microchip revealed it belonged to a family in Miami. Police say Lucky had been missing for two years. How it made the 1,400 mile journey is unknown.

ASMA KHALID, HOST:

Good morning. I'm Asma Khalid. A local resident of Prairie Village, Kan., recently found a stray cat and decided to get it scanned. The cat's microchip revealed that it belonged to a family in Miami, Fla. Police say Lucky the cat had been missing for two years. And how it made the 1,400-mile journey from Florida to Kansas is unknown. Plans are underway to reunite Lucky with its owner. Curiosity, it seems, can also save the cat. It's MORNING EDITION.

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