A cat-tastrophe :(
Last month, Sergey Baranov, who lives in Zlatoust, Russia, woke up to find a cat frozen to the ice outside his house.
The cat – now called Semyon – was thought to have took shelter under a parked car. Baranov told BuzzFeed News that it would have been below -30 degrees Celsius that night.
Upon finding the cat, Baranov and his wife, Lena, immediately got a bucket of warm water to help melt the ice around the cat. You can watch the full rescue below.
The video, which has been watched over a million times, shows the cold cat eventually being freed from the ice, and wrapped up in a blanket.
via Buzzfeed/Animals
