Family Cat Returns 2 Years After Devastating EHT, NJ House Fire

The Vola Family of Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey suffered a devastating fire on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, beginning in the 6:00 p.m. hour.

The fire resulted in a total loss of their home.

They lost one of their dogs and the family cat (Zoe) ran away from their burning home.

Miraculously, the family cat has lived outdoors for the past two years.

Let’s allow Melissa Vola tell this amazing story.

In a social media, including tyeceords”feeling shocked,” Melissa wrote:

I am in complete shock and I keep thinking I'm looking at a ghost. It's been two years! Two years since our 17yo cat, Zoe, ran out of our burning house on February 1, 2022 and hasn't been seen since! Well, this is an absolute miracle but I am happy to say she has been found!! I just picked her up from a lady who saw her in her neighborhood, 3.7 miles from where she ran out of the house, and has been feeding her this last month! I saw her post in our community fb group this morning and thought it was too good to be true. I can not wait to tell the kids!!!! Don't tell them yet. I hid them from this post. Vola. This now 19yo cat that we had dead in our minds for two years has been living out in the wild, is skinny and dirty, but safe and happy! wrote Melissa Vola.

Here are some photos (that I took) from the Vola Family fire from 2022.