The animal damaged several boxes of goods in the container. The cat gnawed them so as not to starve to death.
A cat from Ukraine came to Israel in a closed metal container with sweets. It miraculously survived three weeks, eating nothing but sweets. This was announced yesterday by the Odessa forwarding company Star Shine Shipping.
Unbelievable, but this happens in life!⠀A loaded candy container was delivered to Israel. At the moment of his disclosure, a real cat was discovered!⠀Amazing, but he’s withstanded 3 weeks of the road! We can only guess what was eating and where the cat took the drops of water he lived on these weeks. On such a hard road, he is ALIVE!⠀As it turned out, surveillance cameras previously detected that the animal slip into a candy container when loading.⠀Now the little traveler is in good condition. This is on the personal control of the Director of the Odessa Expedition Company
says ′′ Star Shine Shipping ′′ Alexander Vinnytsia in the message.
It is indicated that the health and well-being of the cat is personally taken care by the director of Shipping, Alexander Vinnytsia.
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Judging by the published photos, the cat managed to spoil several boxes of goods, as he gnawed them so as not to starve to death.
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