Canopy Cat Rescue fill a need because there appears to be a dearth of professional tree climbers who are committed to rescuing cats stuck in trees. These two guys appear to be highly professional and they rescue cats from trees … please continue reading
Do you have a cat stuck in a tree? There’s a directory for that! Not only it the directory for ‘treed’ cat rescuers in the United States but around the world. This story pays tribute to Randall Kolb AKA Cat … please continue reading
The title is a bit brutal for a cat lover but if we try and answer the question the answer has to be “none”. Of course that does not mean there are none but I think you’ll agree that none … please continue reading
Cats who get stuck in trees (are they really stuck?) don’t always appreciate (do they ever appreciate it?) being rescued. In this instance a nice guy, Joseph Lines, rescues a cat, Sarah, and gets bitten for his efforts. The sounds … please continue reading
Cat stuck in tree? Call the window cleaner. Where others feared to tread and failed to go, a window cleaner and his extra long ladder rescued this young cat from a high tree and the person who sought help, Rainee … please continue reading
This is a double ‘cat-stuck-up-tree’ rescue and I found the story quite charming in a slightly twisted way because she must’ve been very frightened. A lady decided to rescue her cat herself and then realised that she, too, was stuck … please continue reading
Cat Stuck in Tree Rescue Mississippi, based in Starkville is exactly what it sounds like. A cat hero named Bob Reese offers his time and service free of charge to anyone within a three-hour radius. Since May 2013 Bob has … please continue reading
So….your cat was intelligent enough to make it to the top of a 75-foot tree but isn’t smart enough to make it’s way back down. Now what? When you’ve called the fire department and another service (who charged even though … please continue reading
I believe that, on occasions, people can make things worse. Not always. It can be better to leave a cat to her own devices and to let her make her way down a tree, in her own time. I have … please continue reading
