This frightened kitten was stranded in the central reservation (central barrier) on a busy highway. As you can see in the video, he or she was on top of a concrete barrier screaming at the top of his voice as the police officer approaches. The kitten was clearly very thankful to be approached by the police officer. It seems that the kitten recognised the fact that he was being rescued.
I find myself becoming a bit anxious watching these sorts of rescues because as you approach a kitten under these circumstances he is likely, or it is possible, that he will run off under the tension of the moment and into traffic. On this occasion all was well and the kitten remained passive and accepting.
I like the way that at the end of the video the kitten pushes a button or flicks a switch accidentally and sets of the siren. You can hear the police officer apologising to his control centre. The great mystery with kittens being rescued from the middle of busy motorways is how they got there in the first place. It makes me think that they’ve been abandoned on the highway. This would be the most logical conclusion. If I’m correct then of course it is a terrible thing to do.
It would be a way of attempting to kill the kitten. Who gets pleasure from that?
No way that tiny kitten was able to jump that that high, cat haters think it’s funny to do it. One guy caught putting a kitten on the wall said he liked to drive by to see how long the cat sat on the wall before jumping down and getting crushed under car tires. Sick people.
I love watching animal rescues at Hope For Paws in California on youtube. I been watching for since their beginning. They even once rescued a plastic reptile someone called in and said it was on the freeway. They’ve even rescued a whole family of baby skunks, lol. Go check them out. Eldad and his lady rescuers are great.
It’s a kitten. piseag is an unusual term that’s confusing to anyone who isn’t Scottish Gaelic.
The officer was so good about it: his manner, attitude and even adopting it for his family. The fact that he commented that the kitten was grateful was really something too. Police are usually kind of jaundiced, matter-of-fact and unemotional on the job, but he showed the humanity of a guy who knows what matters in this world where lots of bad things happen.
And that plastic “hand” on the barrier was weird, and it was interesting that the kitten was next to it.
Thank you dear officer for saving this precious soul and giving her a forever home! It funny though that she set off the sirens! This lifts my heavy heart after seeing how a young fuck in Chile killed his cat and filmed it on video! Please sign and share this video! https://www.change.org/p/team-youtube-remove-peluchin-entertainment-s-channel-from-youtube?fbclid=IwAR1_2dwT0PRVjMFy69tLPrsZPYr3VeNnXKRKsCMOReOeQCp8EBf4q6ENQAU
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One lucky piseag there Michael,5 years ago I was met with the same exact situation but instead of it being a highway it was a bridge that has high traffic area,I was on my way to get groceries when a dark movement caught my eye and because cars were behind me on the bridge I couldnt stop but as I looked in my rear view mirror I saw that it was a tiny tortis shell piseag (kitten) so I made a u-turn and went back up the bridge and sure enough it was a piseag so I pulled onto a side street and walked up up the bridge and I pretended to I was going to walk past her so I turned and looked and she was scrunched by a street light and I snuck up behind her(thank gawd for the traffic sounds)and I nervously and quickly grabbed her by the scruff and with shaking hands I put her inside my coat,just like with the piseag in this story my situation could have had dire consequences as well due to she could have run into traffic or she could have fallen to her death (150 foot drop) on the rail road tracks below,the photo is her when I brought her home,her name is ‘Irelynn’.