

He was well up in the tree, ~25'?, before he decided
he was high enough and started to get scared. He wandered around
meowing, trying to figure out how to get himself out of the situation.
He had a couple of nasty slips where he was dangling
from just his front claws, and had to pull himself back up.
I was directly under him ready to break his fall
and I had checked the area for sharp twigs,
just in case. His cries

but it was up to Usch
to figure out how to get out of this.
I had already told him that I wasn't going to come up there,
Lesley and I have also discussed this,... there will be no
tree climbing to "rescue" treed cats.
I knew he could get down,
after all you do not see cats stuck in trees,
all over the place.
After a while Uschi

to the final vertical section of tree
before once again
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Whew! Glad he made it down. He was UP there!
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