Twitter user @SherlockyTweet shared a little run in he had with his own cat far from the house where they supposedly both live. He was in his car, driving around, when he bumped into the feline known as Lewis, out for a stroll. Lewis seems just as surprised to see him:
When you bump into your cat 1/4 mile away from home.. pic.twitter.com/AKuAbW7HWD
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) April 4, 2018
The hilarious pics of Lewis greeting his person have gone viral, and the people want to know more.
Did he jump in for a ride
— Fr@$er (@originalfrazzel) April 4, 2018
Yep! Drove him back home for his breakfast! :) pic.twitter.com/obKWGtKQG9
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) April 4, 2018
Apparently, Lewis has a habit of wandering off, but not usually this far:
Doesn’t he have previous form for this? Such a cutie though 😻
— Simon (@backtothewater) April 4, 2018
Yeah but normally when I’m on foot!
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) April 4, 2018
Just because he has four legs doesn’t mean he doesn’t have his own thing going on. 😏
— J.Rochester (@J_Rochester) April 5, 2018
Most cats do.
— Hello! (@Helen191960) April 5, 2018
Other people shared their wandering cat stories in solidarity. Sometimes a kitty must roam:
This is Tommy Pickles. He followed me to the pub, sat outside for 4 hours, then walked me home. What a guy pic.twitter.com/y47JcPZMYW
— Danielle (@Danibrooks87) April 5, 2018
Mine does this all the time except he jumps on the outside of the car! Makes me drive all slow cuz I think he’s going to fall off 😆 pic.twitter.com/Ey0vKYbUGk
— 🤨Dorelita🧐 (@doreli12) April 4, 2018
@leif5000 Our old cat used to meet me on the way back from the tube station to our flat & we’d stroll home together. I miss him.
— Zandy (@iskandarv) April 4, 2018
That's how we got our first cat. Followed my mum and aunt home from the pub.
— Mark Hyde (@markhyde74) April 5, 2018
We used to have a cat that would follow us when we walked down to bar, but would hide in bushes. So my neighbors would see me telling the bushes to go home.
— Allison Britt (@iMakeArtifacts) April 5, 2018
my cat does this shit omg. i’ll literally yell out the window at him to get him in my car. usually he tried to race me instead tho
— Molly ♈️ (@MollyWHOAFTW) April 4, 2018
I often give our cat a lift home in the car. His favourite place is over half a mile away. He really enjoys the drive home.
— Colin (@ekctafc) April 4, 2018
Bengal. They roam. Beautiful though. Here's mine pic.twitter.com/sX6KDUC2ua
— Andrew Foreshew-Cain (@churchnw6) April 4, 2018
I saw my cat in a neigbors window 2 blocks from my house! The cat used to follow me all over the neighborhood on walks and one of the neighbors let her in. She had been going over to their house when I wasn’t home for a year.
— K Walters 🌊🌎 (@miagl11) April 5, 2018
Just make sure the cat is yours before you take it home.
Reminds me of the time I mistook a neighbour's cat for my own and tried to take it home. It luckily made its escape before I got there and I found my cat happily waiting indoors for me on the stairs.
— Baron von Nilesy ★ (@Millhaven_Curse) April 5, 2018
Lewis is quite a character, and because of his viral fame, his person is sharing all the classic Lewis tweets of yore. He's the cutest:
Shuddup all of you. pic.twitter.com/xjiqh7yBP3
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) January 18, 2018
And a good companion to just hang out with:
Lads pic.twitter.com/8xOeDzcY8R
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) November 28, 2017
Sometimes they wander together:
Just taking the cat for a walk. Brb. pic.twitter.com/ewlL88LEUL
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) October 1, 2017
Lewis has a cat door, but it seems hard to use. Maybe that's why he's always outside?
Perhaps not... pic.twitter.com/90pwpWB6As
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) September 18, 2017
Louis' *almost* mastered the new cat flap! pic.twitter.com/favKxPNe2d
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) September 18, 2017
But there's always a cozy place to come back to, when he's ready to bite some feet:
🐯💨💨💨 pic.twitter.com/A8txwCC216
— SнеRlock 🕵🏻 (@SherlockyTweet) July 13, 2017
Don't wander too far, Lewis. They need you at home.