ISSUE #122

Welcome to the Wednesday Edition of The Cat Square Newsletter!

Todays Headlines:

• Kitten rescued from sewer pipe
• Stray cat interrupts woman🤣
• The “grieving” cat

Lets Dive In……

RESCUE AND ADOPTION

Kitten Pulled From Sewer Pipe After Fireworks Fiasco!

A tiny kitten, startled by fireworks on the 4th of July, fell into an open sewer pipe underground, leaving rescuers with a daunting task to save its life.

For two days, a team of rescuers worked tirelessly to locate the kitten, digging and shoveling to uncover parts of the sewer system.

They even called off the search at sundown, only to return the next morning with new equipment, including a camera probe and sound-based locating devices.

But just when all hope seemed lost, the kitten surprised everyone by moving, and with a second attempt, they were finally able to pull it out of the pipe!

The little one, later named Andy, was taken to a rescue center and is now on the road to recovery. What an incredible story of bravery and perseverance!

FUNNY AND CUTE

Hilarious Stray Cat Interrupts Woman’s Zoom Call!

Meet the persistent feline who's taken it upon himself to hijack the meeting, screaming for more food outside the window like his life depends on it.

His human thought she was safe from his furry demands, but this cat is not afraid to get vocal!

The best part? This clever cat has apparently figured out his human's work schedule and now shows up on her roof during meetings, because, of course, he's starving at 11:30 am!

@missjadem744

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The comments are filled with cat lovers joking about this stray's new role as human assistant and permanent houseguest.

Who knows, maybe he'll even get a promotion to CEO of Snack Acquisition?

TRENDING AND VIRAL

Grieving Cat Gives Owner Permission to Get a New Kitten.

A TikTok video has gone viral, showing a cat named Boo carrying around his deceased sister's collar, giving his owner the sweetest permission to bring home a new kitten.

Boo's owner, Rainn, was devastated when her cat Grimm passed away in February. But four months later, Boo started doing something remarkable.

He began bringing her Grimm's collar, looking at her, and meowing. Rainn believes this is Boo's way of saying it's okay to get a new pet.

And sure enough, a few days later, she brought home a new kitten named Drax. The two are already inseparable, with Drax loving to playfully attack Boo's tail!

This heartwarming story is a reminder that even in grief, there's always hope for a new beginning.