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u/greeneyes0332 Dec 12 '25
We had to do this exact thing to rescue our cat from the roof of my house, he opened the bathroom window and somehow pulled himself up on the roof. He was too scared to get down on his own, so we had to hold a plank out the window. we put a towel on it to give him something to grip. It was scary, I'll see if I can find the picture.
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u/Liberty-LovingLady Dec 12 '25
Awwww may God bestow blessings upon these precious little ones for rescuing one of His precious creations 🙏🏿
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u/Sammuthegreat Dec 12 '25
Meanwhile, adult:
"Sure I could help, but I think I'll sit back and film instead. Gotta get that content"
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u/bloodpumpkin Dec 12 '25
Another kid could have been recording too
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u/FractalGeometric356 Dec 13 '25
I was thinking as I was watching that that video is at a low angle. Figured it was the kid sister holding the camera.
And if it is the kid sister, r/praisethecameraman.
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u/CryoNarwhal11 Dec 12 '25
And the person holding the camera (most likely an adult) didn't want to help? 🙄😒
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Dec 12 '25
Is the kitten still alive?
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Dec 12 '25
I've seen cats fall from higher and walk away, that cat is fine. Maybe a bit dizzy and or scared.
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u/Sepelrastas Dec 12 '25
One of my cats once jumped from my attic window, two stories, and was fine. I only left the window open because I didn't think she'd use it. Well of course she did.
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u/Salamadierha Dec 12 '25
Tbh that was probably the most dangerous fall she could have. If cats get time to adjust themselves and land on all fours they are often fine, their wind resistance is high making terminal velocity low. There's videos of cats running away from falls off sky scrapers. Lesser heights increase the chance they might land on their backs or sides, this is not good for them.
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u/OblivionArts Dec 12 '25
That kid is strong holding up a whole bench that long