Elisa Black-Taylor, an experienced cat caretaker and rescuer, wrote a fascinating and touching post a few years ago, on the eve of the 10th anniversary of one of the worst days in American history. In her post, she tells the story of all those poor cats who were at Ground Zero during the 9/11 attacks as well as those cats left alone in their apartments for days, as their owners couldn't go back due to the chaos in the city or worse, didn't come back at all. We were so attached by this post, that we have decided we had to share it with you in her own words. You can read more of Elisa's posts on her Facebook page.
911
In a span of 30 minutes, sixteen calls were made to 911, all from the same phone number. Dispatch couldn't hear a person speaking on the other line and rushed over thinking there was an emergency. To their surprise, when arriving at the caller's home, no one was home. Officer Michelle Roberts reached out to the homeowners so they were able to get inside. What did they find when entering the home? Two dogs by their owner's phone upstairs in the office. The phone's screen was set to 'emergency calls only', the dogs accidentally kept calling 911 while they were playing with the phone. It was a lesson learned for the dad and a hilarious story that the police officers will never get tired of telling people.
Story via Fox 9 News
Most of the time, it's impossible to remain chill when you're a dog. The sheer panic of that everyday dog life would undoubtedly lead to a number of emergencies.
We can all agree that dealing with the suspicious mailman and constantly being harassed by a vacuum cleaner is definitely deserving of 911 call.
Step 1: Push Frank out the window Step 2: Dial 911 and explain what the dog just did.
Shood... Shood I get sumone?
MAN, THAT WAS AWESOME! Oooh. Doesn't look like you'll be able to do that ever again, though.
You keep shouting "Call 911" I feel you should ask politely
