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A stuck tuxedo cat named Sinatra gives a meow as Canopy Cat Rescue's Tom Otto plucks him off of the dying branches of a fir tree just outside of the fence of the feline owner Rebecca Sidden's Port Orchard, Wash. home on July 18, 2016. Otto and his brother-in-law Shaun Sears, arborists by trade, established Canopy Cat Rescue as an offshoot of work they do for the Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife's Watchable Wildlife program, locating webcams near osprey nests and the like. The pair, who works for donations only, last year rescued 401 cats from trees and three parrots. (Meegan M. Reid / Kitsap Sun)

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A stuck tuxedo cat named Sinatra gives a meow as Canopy Cat Rescue's Tom Otto plucks him off of the dying branches of a fir tree just outside of the fence of the feline owner Rebecca Sidden's Port Orchard, Wash. home on July 18, 2016. Otto and his brother-in-law Shaun Sears, arborists by trade, established Canopy Cat Rescue as an offshoot of work they do for the Washington State Department of Fish & Wildlife's Watchable Wildlife program, locating webcams near osprey nests and the like. The pair, who works for donations only, last year rescued 401 cats from trees and three parrots. (Meegan M. Reid / Kitsap Sun)