A viral video from Hurricane Milton, which not too long ago struck Florida, reveals two coworkers rescuing a cat and giving her a protected area of their automotive. Christopher Salas and David Barcenas saved a cat named Millie close to FGCU in Ft. Myers throughout a heavy downpour and later dropped her off at a pet hospital. They imagine she “might have slipped away from her residence” through the storm. Barcenas then wrote on X (previously Twitter) that Millie would have a house with him in D.C. if no person adopted or claimed her after the storm.
Rescuers share replace on cat by way of X
Christopher Salas’ cat rescue video rapidly went viral on X, displaying the 2 males saving her from Hurricane Milton in Florida. The quick but heartwarming clip reveals Salas and David Barcenas providing the cat, Millie, a protected area after eradicating her from beneath their automotive, the place she had sought shelter. The video reveals the 2 coworkers taking the feline contained in the car to avoid wasting her from the heavy rains.
Salas captioned the video, “We’re a 3 man crew now” earlier than explaining that they rescued the cat after somebody knowledgeable them that that they had heard “meowing.” The Good Samaritan then shared one other photograph of Millie, describing her as “understandably skittish” as she rested “underneath the automotive seat.”
Later, David Barcenas shared an replace on the rescue cat and particulars about her. Barcenas posted a selfie of him, Millie, and his coworker on X with the caption providing essential details about the cat. He wrote, “Millie is an grownup feminine cat we discovered up close to FGCU close to Ft.Myers FL.” He claimed to have “dropped her off on the Blue Pearl Pet Hospital the place they confirmed she doesn’t have a microchip.”
The 2 males additionally talked about that the rescue cat “doesn’t appear to be feral” and known as her “effectively mannered.” Furthermore, they noticed that “she might have slipped away from her residence.” The caption continued that Millie will likely be moved to Lee County from the pet hospital as soon as the devastating storm “subsides.” Concluding that he misses her already, Barcenas even proposed to take Millie to D.C. with him if no person claimed her as soon as the adoption course of started.