Heroes among us, the tree-top cat rescuers

The video features Sean Sears and Tom Otto from Canopy Cat Rescue, who specialize in rescuing cats stuck in trees. They have been operating since 2008, performing 375 to 400 rescues annually. The service is often free, especially for those who cannot afford professional arborists. The video highlights the risks involved in tree climbing, the emotional relief of cat owners, and the team's dedication to their mission. Despite not seeing themselves as heroes, they aim to restore faith in humanity through their work.

Who are the founders of Canopy Cat Rescue?

• Mike Ross and Harvey Specter

• John Doe and Jane Smith

• Sean Sears and Tom Otto

• Rachel Zane and Donna Paulsen

Approximately how many cat rescues does Canopy Cat Rescue perform each year?

• 500 to 600

• 375 to 400

• 200 to 300

• 100 to 200

What is a significant challenge faced by pet owners when their cats are stuck in trees?

• Locating the cat in the tree

• Getting permission from neighbors

• Paying high fees to arborists

• Finding a ladder tall enough

What is the average height of trees that Canopy Cat Rescue climbs?

• 150 feet

• 100 feet

• 50 feet

• 75 feet

How do cat owners typically feel when their pet is returned to them?

• Confused

• Disappointed

• Overwhelmed with relief

• Indifferent