Lucky
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Lucky is a cute, one-year-old orange tabby boy with with a very docile and relaxed disposition. Nothing seems to bother him or frighten him, and that is just the best type of cat to rescue in a tree. Lucky got stuck in a small, sketchy tree in his Geismar backyard, and he was stuck there for three nights before Brooklynn found me. When I arrived, Lucky was draped over the top crotch of the tree with his legs dangling. His eyes were closed, and I think he was either sleeping or just plain tired. While there were a couple good places to install my rope up high in the tree, they were much too close to where Lucky was resting. I didn't want to scare him or risk hitting him with the weighted bag, so I chose instead to set my rope on the branch well below him and work my way up to him from there. Once I reached him, he gave me a welcome greeting and began to rub his head on the tree. He was very cute as he squirmed around in place a good bit, and he would often hang his head upside-down