SOMERVILLE – After a three-week, 10-mile adventure, a missing cat in Somerville was reunited with her family.

Eight-year-old Harry disappeared in July and his family has been searching for him ever since.

“He disappeared on July 19 and hasn’t been seen since. We’ve been looking for him all over the neighborhood and putting up lots of signs,” said Harry’s owner Christine Lafleur. “He’s an indoor cat. He doesn’t go outside, so he’s found some kind of emergency exit.”

Cat found at Logan Airport

Then Christine and her family received a call.

“We got a call from the Animal Rescue League of Boston that he had been found in a garage at Logan Airport,” Christine said.

The two rescuers who found Harry contacted the Animal Rescue League of Boston, who were able to find the cat’s microchip and quickly reunite him with his family. But the question remains: how did Harry manage to make the 10 miles to the airport?

“We were happy and stunned at the same time. We really wish he could tell us how he got there, but he won’t reveal it!” explains Christine.

But the family has only one theory as to how he got there.

“He’s pretty obsessed with boxes. Maybe he saw a box in the back of a pickup truck, jumped in and then took a little drive to Logan,” Christine said.

Harry’s family is grateful to be reunited with him, especially his cat brother Ron.

“He experienced this incredible adventure, the details of which we will unfortunately never know!” said Christine.