Everything changed for the couple two months later, when they received an update about Rayne Beau from an unlikely source. PetWatch messaged the pair to notify them that the cat's microchip had ...

Rayne Beau weighed between 7 and 8 pounds, down from his initial 13 pound weight, according to Susanne. Veterinarians said bloodwork showed low protein levels from inadequate nutrition, ...

A California couple is sharing the incredible story of how their cat, who became lost during a trip to Yellowstone National ...

A house cat, named Rayne Beau, who disappeared during a couple's trip to Yellowstone National Park in early June has reunited with his owners after two months — and traveling almost 900 miles.

While Donald Trump spins delusional tales of pet cats being eaten in Springfield, Ohio, the feline hero of the day is moggy Rayne Beau—who was separated from his owners for two months while on ...

Rayne Beau, below, and his sister Starr Jasmine, above, at their home in Salinas, California. Rayne Beau disappeared into the woods at Yellowstone National Park in June and traveled more than 800 ...

But almost two months later, Rayne Beau was found wandering the streets of Roseville, Calif., three hours north of where the Anguianos live and more than 800 miles away from Yellowstone National ...

Rayne Beau, a 2-year-old seal point Siamese, traveled more than 800 miles from Yellowstone National Park to California, where he was reunited with his owners.

Rayne Beau was reunited with his family on Aug. 4 and is now back with his twin sister, per NBC News. Benny told KSBW that he hopes his and his wife's story will help others dealing with a similar ...

Rayne Beau, pronounced “rainbow,” got lost in Yellowstone. He was found in Roseville, much to his human parents’ relief. Courtesy of Susanne Anguiano In late July, Sacramento resident Alex ...

She said Rayne Beau ran under a log, where she tried to scoop him up, but that caused him to run off again, this time deeper into the woods. Eventually, she lost sight of him.