Utility crews rescue a cat stranded on a utility pole for more than 24 hours

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A resident living in Kelowna British Columbia saw a cat that had climbed a utility pole 30 feet off of the ground last Tuesday that needed to be rescued. A rescue team found out that the utility pole is owned by FortisBC who contacted the power company who sent employees to the area where the cat was stranded for a period of more than 24 hours. The employees of FortisBC had help from a bucket truck owned by telecommunications firm Telus who used a bucket to get the cat off of the utility pole safely. The catch was that the cat jumped off of the bucket that the employee had with him 10 feet off of the ground and the cat landed on its feet and walked away safely. Link is upi.com/5351723665061 via @upi