01-19-2021, 03:30 PM
A cat went down into a basement and went down a pipe. The fire department was called out. Using a special camera they could see the cat. However the pipe was protected by 16 inches of concrete. They finally had the break up the basement floor with a jack hammer and cut the cat free. Other than a little dehydration the cat is fine. Perhaps minus one of its nine lives however.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c...-1.5877048
What is it with cats and getting into odd places. Think of the damage they had to do to rescue the cat.
I had a cat get into a wall (how, I have no idea) and we had to cut a hole in the middle of the living room wall.
I had a cat pull up a register and go down a heating duct, two whole floors down she was stuck in the furnace duct. I had to take it apart to get her out.
Why do cats crawl into tight dark places?
This cat was lucky they had a jack hammer and knew how to use it.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-c...-1.5877048
What is it with cats and getting into odd places. Think of the damage they had to do to rescue the cat.
I had a cat get into a wall (how, I have no idea) and we had to cut a hole in the middle of the living room wall.
I had a cat pull up a register and go down a heating duct, two whole floors down she was stuck in the furnace duct. I had to take it apart to get her out.
Why do cats crawl into tight dark places?
This cat was lucky they had a jack hammer and knew how to use it.