Police Use Red Laser Beam To Coax Cat Stuck Up Tree Down To Safety

Two police officers called Officer TJ Markowsky and Officer Harold Rappold of the La Vista Police Department in Nebraska found themselves standing in Central Park at around midnight. Then suddenly they heard cries of help… coming from a tree. The officers stood there, trying to understand how a cat could get stranded up so high.

But there’s one thing they knew – they had to help him down. But how? The officers weren’t prepared for what they saw, and neither of them were going to climb 20 feet above ground level. Nope, they had another brilliant idea – to guide him down the tree… with a laser beam! You’re not going to believe what you’re about to see.

Take a look at this incredible rescue!

As soon as the rescued the kitty, they took him straight to the local Humane Society and the best part? He got adopted after a few days! Kudos to Officer TJ Markowsky and Officer Harold Rappold for saving the kitty. Share away, people!

SIGN NOW! BAN THE SALE OF CRUEL ‘LIVE ANIMAL’ KEYCHAINS

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Tesco: Ditch palm oil in your own-brand products!

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The cat’s reaction is heartbreaking after their dog died of cancer 2 weeks ago

The strong bond between cats and dogs amaze me more and more each day, they are best friends, it’s not true that there is enmity between them, it’s completely wrong, and this story proved it. This dog is living with the cat in the same home, sadly, the dog was very sick, so his owner took him to the vet. The vet diagnosed the dog with cancer, from this moment, the countdown of his living days had just started. Charlie the dog is very loved, from the first day that Scout the kitty had come home, the bond started instantly, she couldn’t sleep unless she nestled up to Charlie. They became very close friends, Scout the cat wanted to be around him all the time, play all the time, and have unlimited fun, they were best buddies. And as for Charlie, he was very gentle with his new friend, he tried to make her happy and let her do anything she wants. Wherever Charlie went, she was right away with him, following him wherever he went to, or wherever he was going, Scout the cat was his shadow....

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