The 14-year-old pet went missing in 2008 but was found as a stray this year.
Gemma Barbieri said she "couldn't believe it" when she got a call to say her cat had been foundGemma Barbieri from Thetford, Norfolk, said she was "stunned" when she received a call saying 14-year-old Rose had been found.She was reported as a stray in the King's Lynn area this year and taken in by a cat charity.
Mr Barbieri said she "couldn't believe it" when Cats Protection's Downham Market Adoption Centre rang."They said a black cat brought in as a stray had been scanned and the microchip showed that she was missing.Black cat Rose went missing in 2008 Ms Barbieri said Rose had gone missing a few months after her brother Tyler was hit by a car and died in June 2008.Ms Barbieri said Rose settled back at home "almost immediately"
Ms Barbieri said the family, who used to live in King's Lynn, had put up posters and knocked on doors when Rose went missing, and registered her on the microchip database in the hope she would be found eventually.
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