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12-30-2009, 06:02 AM
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help please my cats in a tree
please help what do i do my cat is in a tree about 40 feet in the air and its been there for two days and its freezing cold outside(the windchill is 10) i called the firedepartment and they are not allowed to get cats out of trees anymore. i tried everything i could think of to get her down. i dont want her to get hurt or die but shes not budging. shes an indoor cat but managed to sneak out the door while it was open. i need some advice help my cat please. juniorbudd3133@yahoo.com
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