Othello, United States - November 21, 2024 A harrowing five-day ordeal ended in triumph as Adams County Pet Rescue saved a cat stuck in a tree since November 16. The feline, now affectionately named "Pinnette," is safe, warm, and recovering at the shelter, though her owners remain unidentified. The saga began when a local jogger heard the cat’s cries near a park and reported the incident. Initial attempts to involve animal control and city workers proved futile. Determined to act, shelter staff took matters into their own hands. On November 21, Kaitlyn, a staff member, braved a second tree climb, armed with food and a backpack kennel. Balancing precariously, she secured the resistant cat, overcoming a tense 40-minute rescue. Though stressed at first, Pinnette quickly bounced back, enjoying meals and comfort after her ordeal. She remains in the shelter, sporting her collar and waiting for her owners to come forward. For now, Pinnette’s adventure is over, and she’s in caring hands—but the hope remains that her family will find her soon.