The team used ladders, ropes and even a slide in their attempt to rescue the feline in distress. But after several failed attempts, a week later they managed to set up a scaffold with a cage containing food and water to attract the cat.
After a lot of patience, the cat was finally tempted down, and rushed to a nearby vet to receive food and fluids. Veterinarian Victor Mellado said he was surprised by the cat's good health after such a long period without food or water.
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"It was really nervous when it got here, feeling a bit scared because of the entire operation, but in a pretty good condition compared to what we expected," he said. Onlookers said the cat probably survived by eating birds or their eggs.
5 comments:
Wow, a palm tree with 65 feet.
I wonder how tall it was.
I guess you're too dumb to figure it out. You must have everything spoon fed to you for you to understand it. Such a shame.
Now shak, it's not nice to pick on retarded folks.
The cat was in good health because it climbed down every night after dark to eat and drink.
LOL, xoxoxoBruce.
That's okay, WilliamRocket. I thought it was amusing. :)
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