If a cat is trapped, you can call 119. The 119 number is the fire alarm number, which is what we often call the fire alarm number. Firefighters have many tools that can be used to rescue cats trapped in high altitudes or in sewers.

And firefighters are also great people, and their success rate in rescuing cats is very high. In addition to calling 119 to rescue the cat, you can also ask volunteers from the local animal protection association for help.

What should you pay attention to when saving a cat?

When rescuing a cat, remember that if you encounter a situation where you are not very sure that you can save the cat, you must wait patiently for the firefighters to arrive. Because what's difficult for you might be a piece of cake for a firefighter.

So don’t try randomly at this time. After all, on the premise of ensuring the safety of your cat, your personal safety also needs to be ensured.

For example, when a cat is trapped on an overpass, it is best not to rescue the cat yourself. Just keep looking at the cat and prevent it from disappearing from sight. In this way, when the firefighters arrive, you can clearly point out the specific location and help them rescue the cat faster.

Some people may think that cats are good at climbing trees, so they don’t have to worry about them even at high places. This view is a bit biased. Sometimes cats appear in high places because they were frightened elsewhere and ran away. Another possibility is that cats are curious and find themselves unable to come down after going up. So when you see a cat at a high place, don’t take it for granted that the cat can walk down on its own.