Came across this press release from the RSPCA and hope it's not your moggy. ..

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THE RSPCA is appealing for information in a bid to trace the owner of a cat which is thought to have travelled from London to Devon hidden in the back of a lorry.
The black and white domestic short-haired female cat was discovered in the back of a haulage lorry when it stopped at a yard in Okehampton in Devon on 15 January.
The lorry which originated in Denmark, had previously stopped at a
council refuse area in Southwark, London and it is believed that is when the cat probably jumped on board as it was not there during previous checks.
The cat, thought to be about six years old, which was in good condition was collected by the RSPCA and taken to North Park Vets, in North Tawton.
RSPCA animal collection officer, Felicity Cross, who was tasked to
collect the cat and take it to a local vets, said; "This cat has either
jumped on the lorry in London or Okehampton but because it was not
microchipped we do not know who it belongs to. Hopefully somebody will recognise it though and get it touch so we can reunite them with their pet."
Anyone who recognises this cat is asked to contact the RSPCA cruelty and information line on 0300 1234 999.


Klare Kennett
RSPCA South East Senior Regional Press Officer
Wilberforce Way
Southwater
Horsham
West Sussex
RH139RS
Tel: 0300 123 0298 or 07715540315 (mobile).
Fax 0303 123 0298