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  • Cat Credited With Waking Up Bremerton Woman Amid Fire (Washington State)

    03/04/2009 6:20:14 PM PST · by Stoat · 40 replies · 795+ views
    The Kitsap Sun (Washington State) ^ | March 2, 2009 | Derek Sheppard
    Cat Credited With Waking Up Bremerton Woman Amid Fire By Derek Sheppard (Contact) Monday, March 2, 2009   BREMERTON — In a rare role reversal, it was the cat who helped out the firefighters.More importantly, it was a cat who saved a woman's life with what would normally be a routine annoyance for cat owners — the early-morning face pawing.Around 6:45 a.m. Saturday, an elderly Bremerton woman's Veldee Avenue home filled with smoke billowing through the vents from the home's heater.The smoke alarm was going off, but she didn't hear it.Good thing she has a cat.The feline, whose name...
  • Cat saves family from poisonous fumes

    04/06/2007 7:58:41 AM PDT · by TimeLord · 109 replies · 2,916+ views
    AP ^ | April 6, 2007 | AP
    NEW CASTLE, Ind. - A cat helped spare a family from death by carbon monoxide poisoning by jumping on the bed and meowing wildly as fumes filled the home, the owners said. Eric and Cathy Keesling said their 14-year-old cat, Winnie, played a crucial role in saving their lives March 24 after a gasoline-powered water pump in their basement caused the odorless but deadly gas to build up. About 1 a.m., the domestic shorthair began nudging Cathy’s ear and meowing loudly. “It was a crazy meow, almost like she was screaming,” said Cathy, who hesitated to get up until Winnie’s...