Kind-hearted volunteers intercepted six cat-stealing men on a highway and successfully rescued numerous stolen cats from their vehicle in China.

The video was filmed in Taicang City in Jiangsu Province on July 5. A female volunteer bravely confronted the cat thieves, wrestling the bags containing cats from their hands, and delivered them to her colleagues for rescue.

According to media reports, the cat burglars were captured on surveillance as they stole kittens from a home. Upon learning of this, the volunteers immediately began searching for them.

During the confrontation, the cat thieves attempted to untie the bags and release the cats onto the highway. The volunteers rushed to grab the bags and protect the cats. After the police arrived, the cat thieves fled, abandoning their van.

In an interview, the volunteers explained that the thieves used a cage baited with a sparrow to lure and capture the cats quickly by remotely electrocuting the sparrow.

The rescued kittens are currently housed at a local animal rescue centre for their owners to reclaim.

On July 5, 2024 in Taicang, Jiangsu located in southern China, a shocking video shows a team of kind-hearted volunteers in China intercepting six cat-stealing men on a highway and successfully rescuing the numerous cats from their vehicle, which was full of stolen cats.

In the video, a female volunteer bravely confronts several cat thieves in the car and wrestles the bags containing cats from their hands and delivers them to her fellows for rescue.

According to media reports, the cat burglars were captured on surveillance as they stole kittens from a home, the volunteers learned of this and immediately began driving around looking for them.

During the negotiation, the cat thieves attempted to untie the bag and release the cats on the highway, the volunteers immediately rushed up to grab the bag and protect the cats. After the police arrived, these cat thieves immediately fled, leaving the van in place.

The volunteers said in an interview that these people used a cage that was easy to get in and hard to get out for cats with a sparrow in it, and that they could catch the cats very quickly by electrocuting the sparrow with a distant control to attract the kittens.

The rescued kittens are currently being housed at a local animal rescue center for local owners to find. Volunteers also remind owners not to leave their pets loose outdoors or in the yard.