China: Cat Rescued After Getting Head Stuck Under Jewelry Store Shutter

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China: Cat Rescued After Getting Head Stuck Under Jewelry Store Shutter

On July 6, 2025, in Fujian, China, a kitten got its head stuck under a jewelry store’s rolling shutter. The shop owner and his wife rescued it minutes later, unharmed, though his wife was in tears. Netizens urged pet owners to check doors carefully.

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  • 2025/9/10 14:48:28
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  • Video Location: Fujian, 2025, China Video Recording Date/Time: July 6

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