When I did the first pipe rescue with Loreta a few years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7auXTfgONgc - I thought this was a one-off, and that we will never have this kind of a rescue again, and sure enough, since then we had a few more with the deepest fall was the fall of Wellington down a 60ft. deep water well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_jGAsV-NIE This video is a reminder for EVERYBODY to PLEASE check your properties, look around, and see if you have any death traps that can result in a tragic ending. Most of the time, it's just a matter of capping a pipe that lost its lid somehow. Last year, I flew all the way to Ohio after a kitten had fallen into a pipe. He was crying for help, but by the time I got there, it was too late, and he was already dead. 😿😿😿 This rescue turned out to be very easy, but without assistance or without the homeowner paying attention to the cries for help, Piper would have died. We are just 4 days before this year ends, and I would LOVE for you to pick Hope For Paws for your end-of-year giving. With your support, we will be able to respond to more of these calls for help: https://www.hopeforpaws.org/campaigns/end-the-year-by-saving-a-life Please help us reach the goal so we can start 2026 strong, and you'll get to be a part of our rescue team and know you're making a difference in the lives of animals who desperately need us. Thank you Sante D'Or Foundation for fostering her. They have so many cute cats and kittens for adoption, so if you're ready to expand your family, please visit them here: https://www.SanteDor.org I posted a bunch of new Christmas rescues in the past few days, so if you missed them, please click here: https://www.youtube.com/@hopeforpaws/videos Have an excellent 2026!!! Eldad