It was a case of "all'g well that ehds well" for the pet cat o.f Mr* Edward Moats, of Hagerstown (U.S.A.). Tho cat disappeafed three weeks ago and was believed to liavo died. Yesterday Mrs. Moats 5s daughter henrd a feeble "moew" from a 75-foot well. 8he looked down, and there was Tabby, perched on a niclie just above the water line? A basket cantaining a disli of milk was lowerOd into the well. Tabby crawled into the basket to get the milk, and was lifted to the surface. So weak she could hardly stand, the cat ate a good meal and went to sleep. '
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 80, 21 April 1937, Page 6
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