South African cat survives spin in washing machine

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JOHANNESBURG: A South African cat emerged washed as well as rinsed though unscathed after nearly two hours trapped inside the washing machine, The Star newspaper reported Friday.

Karin Bennett, 63, listened muffled meows though searched in vain for her black cat Tabitha for an hour as well as 45 minutes, until she saw the furry face in the machine's potion door.

She incited off the power, struggled to open the jammed door, as well as finally dashed the soaked Tabitha to the oldster who treated her for startle as well as hypothermia.

Tabitha had the small H2O in her lungs, though was blow-dried as well as returned home full of health 5 hours later, The Star said.

"It could happen to anybody," pronounced Bennett. "She must have been sleeping in there."

"The oldster told me she had mislaid 7 of her nine lives," Bennett added.

Tabitha seemed to forget the ordeal quickly, starting back to hiding in doubtful places.

Bennett credits her recent cost-saving measures with saving Tabitha's life. She had stopped washing in warm H2O the couple of months ago.

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