zwiebel
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When the people next door to Rebecca Schilling in Darwin hired a container to ship their belongings the 3,500 km (2,000 miles) to Brisbane, she didn't think much about it.
She did 49 days later though, when they opened it and phoned Rebecca to tell her they'd found her missing cat, Pippa, inside.
No-one is quite sure how Pippa managed to survive the long, hot journey without food or water for so long, and she was in a very bad way. She's now recovering at an animal welfare home. Rebecca and her young daughter would love to get Pippa back but are having to weigh up the costs and added trauma of flying her back home.She may be put up for adoption into a new forever home in Brisbane.
http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...shipping-container-on-other-side-of-australia
She did 49 days later though, when they opened it and phoned Rebecca to tell her they'd found her missing cat, Pippa, inside.
No-one is quite sure how Pippa managed to survive the long, hot journey without food or water for so long, and she was in a very bad way. She's now recovering at an animal welfare home. Rebecca and her young daughter would love to get Pippa back but are having to weigh up the costs and added trauma of flying her back home.She may be put up for adoption into a new forever home in Brisbane.
http://www.9news.com.au/national/20...shipping-container-on-other-side-of-australia
