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Continue reading: Cat Discovered In Cockpit Of Stored EL AL 737
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Is there a public campaign to collect some funds for the well being of this poor cat?
Well, I have seen cockroaches and mice on planes many times (admittedly not on El AL but still on so-called" Firts Tier" airlines which I shall not name), so why not?
A healthy cat, by the way, should have no problem surviving for 2 weeks without food or water. Obviously painful and not recommended, but not killing. The damage to the plane, by the way, is probably extensive as the cat will have chewed anything available. A leather seat will give some protein.
@Pierre: "A healthy cat, by the way, should have no problem surviving for 2 weeks without food or water."
Food, possibly ... but definitely not water 😮
Israel had been under a lock down due to Covid, including Tel Aviv international, for over a week now, and even before it, traffic there was reduced significantly. A cat in the cockpit, and wild animals walking free on empty streets. Like in other Covid-stricken countries in the world.
I remember reading a story (rough recollection, so my facts may not be 100%) about a cat that was found alive in a shipping crate or container after a journey across the Atlantic. Cat had been trapped/stuck inside for weeks.
There are stray cats EVERYWHERE in Israel, perhaps you noticed when you visited, they are even in the middle of the dessert, I am not surprised they are at the airport, the question is how it got into the plane, perhaps when the door was open on the tarmac for a long period of time
If you have ever visited Israel, you know this is not at all unfathomable. Wow.