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Residents of Sarajevo rescued a Cat that fell into River

Published August 13, 2023
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Passers-by in Sarajevo who were walking near the Latin bridge did not remain silent to the sounds of a cat that accidentally fell into the bed of the river Miljacka.

The two Sarajevans descended into the riverbed at the moment when, trying to climb the stone wall, the cat fell into the river.

Fortunately, they quickly reached her and pulled out.

Everything was recorded by one of the passers-by, and the scene was observed by other citizens who thanked and congratulated them for the humane gesture.

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