A cool cat and hot towels

Hot towels help revive cat found frozen to ground

A cat found frozen to the ground is looking for a new home after being saved by workers at a US animal shelter.

Staff at the centre in Duluth, Minnesota, have nicknamed the four-year-old grey tomcat Frosty.

Frosty was found frozen to the ground earlier this month on a night when temperatures reached minus 20.

Workers wrapped him in hot towels straight out of the tumble dryer every two hours in a bid to thaw him out.

Kelly Johnson told the Pioneer Press: "For about three days, he did not move."

Eventually Frosty regained his strength and has now been put up for adoption.


Story filed: 15:04 Sunday 1st February 2004

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Wow,

Does that count as being Catatonic???

Oh Bless those workers for saving this precious cat.
I hope and pray that he is adopted into a good, loving forever home.

What a great story.:D

I hope he finds a nice warm home. Frosty deserves it.:)

The Found Cats are sending prayers that that Poor Cat can get a Good Home , as Thanksto those Workmen , who saved his life. Found Cats salute those GENTLMEN! MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW AND GOD BLES YOU!