Lily is quite the technologically ripe feline .
After going miss on New York ’s Long Island for four day , Lily the cat reunited with her family in the most nice style — by ringing the buzzer .
Lily , 8 , was nowhere to be found after recently exploring her new stomping grounds , PIX11 describe .
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Stefanie Whitley , Lily ’s owner , secern the newsworthiness station that Lily had always sleep together going out of doors and exploring . When Whitley ’s family moved to a new neck of the woods in Mastic Beach , she was worried how Lily would react to the unfamiliar surroundings . sure as shooting enough , two calendar week after the family ’s move , their beloved cat went missing .
In their old neighbourhood , Lily always made her way back home , so Whitley had a catgut feeling that something was n’t right when Lily did n’t generate after wandering the Modern surface area .
" Normally she comes home , but this meter matte different and I did n’t think Lily was coming home , " Whitley told PIX11 .
Presuming their wanted pet was snuff it for good , nothing could have prepared Whitley and family for the moment Lily made her triumphant return .
Sitting at home one nighttime , the crime syndicate was spooked when its doorbell rang . They were disordered about who was at their door so late , and when the Ring buzzer ’s television camera pull up on their television set screen , they could n’t trust their middle .
aright in front of them bat at the doorbell was none other than Lily . The response was priceless .
" We all gasped . We were laughing . We were emotional . We were exclaim . It was a gravid moment , " Whitley recount PIX11 .
It seems like Lily is quite the techy , as Whitley told the news place that her cat is fully aware of what the Ring doorbell is ( and how to use it ) .
" Every time the notification give out off , she ’ll count toward the doorway . She knows what she ’s doing , " Whitley told PIX11 .
What would we do without technology ?
