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Owner Discovers Her Missing Cat Wedged In A Drainpipe With Just Her Head Poking Out

Owner Discovers Her Missing Cat Wedged In A Drainpipe With Just Her Head Poking Out

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John, a curious feline with a rather unusual name, found herself in quite a predicament. This adventurous one-year-old black cat loved to explore, but her latest adventure got her into a bit of trouble – she got stuck in a drainpipe!

It all began on a regular morning. Cassie, John’s owner, realized her furry friend was nowhere to be found. 

After searching all around, she spotted John’s head poking out of a drainpipe in the garage. It was a funny sight at first, but Cassie knew she had to do something quickly.

cat stuck in drainpipe
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Worried about John’s safety, Cassie immediately called the fire department. Before long, a team from the Fire Station showed up, ready to help with this special rescue.

The firefighters, armed with their tools and skills, carefully looked at the situation. John was really stuck, and her whole little body was trapped inside the pipe. As Cassie shared in an interview:

“It seemed so extreme. But I suppose it was that extreme, she was stuck. I needed her to be OK.”

cat in wall
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After considering many options, it was clear that this rescue was going to be really challenging. The firefighters worked carefully, using small tools to cut away the part of the pipe that held John captive. 

It was a nail-biting moment, but they successfully freed the scared kitty without hurting her at all. Cassie mentioned:

“They [the firefighters] were really careful and put her wellbeing first.”

cat poking from drainpipe
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Once finally rescued, John was quickly taken to the nearby vet clinic, Vets4Pets. The veterinary team provided oxygen therapy and gave her some sedation to safely take out the leftover pipe. 

After a complete examination, they confirmed that John was perfectly fine, which made her owner very relieved.

a rescuer holding injured cat
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As word of John’s incredible escape spread, it became a huge hit online. People everywhere were fascinated by the story of the cat who got stuck in a drainpipe. 

And just like that, John, who was just a regular house cat, had turned into a star on the internet.

Cassie, John’s owner, was amazed by all the attention. She never expected that a simple rescue would become such a big deal. She added:

“I took her back home and she had a nap on me. We had a cuddle. When she woke up I picked up my phone and saw she’d blown up online. I didn’t realize she’d get so much attention.”

rescuer holding cat with drainpipe plastic
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The Fire Station made a Facebook post about the rescue operation, too. The post explained how the rescue happened and included a picture of John, who was safe and happy:

“John (Yes John) the cat had get herself (Yes John is a girl, it’s a long story) stuck in a garage drainpipe from the inside of the garage. The crew used ladders and small tools to cut John out. The easiest and least distressing option was to cut a section of the pipe out with John in situ.”

man getting rid of the plastic from cat
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It quickly became popular, with many people sharing their thoughts and praising the firefighters for their hard work. 

However, John’s unique name caught people’s attention too. Because of this, Cassie felt the need to share:

“My son is obsessed with the name John. If I ask him to name something, it’s always John.”

So, that’s how a female cat ended up with a very boyish name, which made her story even more interesting.

rescuers helping cat after rescuing
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You see, cats can be really surprising! Just when we think we understand them, they do something funny or go on an unexpected adventure. 

What truly matters, though, is the love and attention we show them. Don’t you agree? 

However, I really hope John figured things out. I know it’s in your nature to be curious, but maybe try to be a little less so.

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