article_snippet: John and Margaret Ross   Margaret Ross   were 'absolutely devastated' when John and Margaret Ross   found what John and Margaret Ross   thought was their missing cat lying dead in road in London, before sending him for cremation.
article_snippet: Mr and Mrs Ross, both 73, immediately realised that two weeks later the couple from Hackney, east London,  had cremated somebody else’s pet cat - which looked identical to two weeks later the couple from Hackney, east London,  own white, black and tan Maine Coon.
article_snippet: He's back: Margaret and John Ross with their 19-year-old cat Amigo - who their thought their had cremated .
article_snippet: Found: two weeks later the couple from Hackney, east London,  received a phone call from a vet in London to say two weeks later the couple from Hackney, east London,  cat of 15 years was safe and well .
article_snippet: The couple, married for 52 years, asked a vet to send our dead cat to the Cambridge Pet Crematorium in Thriplow Heath, Hertfordshire, on January 17 - which was 12 days after a vet vanished.
article_snippet: But last Tuesday - two weeks after paying £130 for the cremation - they received a phone call from the Wanstead Veterinary Hospital in east London to say they cat of 15 years was safe and well.
article_snippet: Mrs Ross said The couple, married for 52 yearsnever suspected' the dead animal 'might be somebody else's cat' Missing feline:
highlights_snippet: John and Margaret Ross  found what John and Margaret Ross   thought was John and Margaret Ross   missing cat .
  
highlights_snippet: Animal was lying dead in road in London, so John and Margaret Ross   sent Animal for cremation .
  