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Paddy replied

11 August 2010, 15:29
Originally posted by AtW View Post

[url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10233305]BBC News - Cat stuck up tree for five days in Barnsley[/url]

In Russia the FSB would have shot the cat!

FTFY
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AtW replied

11 August 2010, 15:15
BBC News - Cat stuck up tree for five days in Barnsley

The article is 3rd of June 2010!
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minestrone started a topic Cat stuck up tree for five days in Barnsley - BBC

11 August 2010, 15:09
Cat stuck up tree for five days in Barnsley - BBC

A Barnsley cat owner has said she is "devastated" that her pet has been stuck up a tree for five days.

The fire brigade, RSPCA, and a tree surgeon have all failed to rescue tortoiseshell Millie, who was chased up the tree by another cat.

Fire crews even squirted water at Millie but she simply went higher up the tree, owner Donna Bracken said.

She has now hired scaffolding to be put up in a final bid to save her one-year-old cat.

The tree which Millie is stuck in is surrounded by uneven ground, which has made it difficult for ladders and platforms to be used safely.

Millie is also in the highest branches of the tree.

"I'm devastated," Ms Bracken said.

"Listening to her crying is the worst bit."

She added: "She never goes out of the house as a rule, it's only in the past week that she's left the house.

"I don't think she'll be going out again."

Thank God mille is safe.

The BBC really report the news these days.
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