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The Animal Foundation said Logan had been brought in as a stray and staff were able to get Whitener's contact information from his microchip.
"He's a very loving cat," Whitener told KSNV-TV. "As soon as I started scratching right here, his favorite spot, he's like, OK."
The Animal Foundation said microchipping pets dramatically increases the chances of a reunion when an animal goes missing.
"Thanks to a microchip, The Animal Foundation was able to reunite Logan the cat with his family after 10 years of being missing," the shelter said in a Facebook post.