Watch: Owners reunite with their cats in Turkey after earthquake, leave internet emotional

The death toll from earthquakes in Turkey and Syria on 6 February crossed 50,000 on Friday, as per the media reports. According to the early estimations of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the disaster has caused between 116 million and 210 million tons of rubble. Along with claiming so many lives, the unfortunate devastation has also trembled the lives of pets and their owners. Some cats have been successfully reunited with their owners by the Turkish crew. The felines were found more than two weeks after the earthquake of 7.8 magnitudes occurred in Turkey. As per NowThis, the local officials have claimed that a total of seven cats have been rescued. The wholesome video of owners reuniting with their furry pets has now been making rounds on social media.

Have a look at the video here:

Turkish crews reunited several cats with their owners, after finding them more than 2 weeks after the 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck. The building was scheduled to be demolished until municipal workers spotted the cats. Local officials said a total of 7 cats were rescued. pic.twitter.com/0awFrLmjY2

— NowThis (@nowthisnews) February 25, 2023

The video clip shows how a woman breaks down as rescuers bring her cat to her. She gives her feline friend a warm hug as a feeling of happiness starts to appear on her face. Another footage included in the video shows a lady experiencing true joy as her furry friend is brought to her. She holds the cat in her arms just like a mother holds her newborn baby. The clip shows how the dedicated crew rescues the cats with the help of a crane.

Viewers were happy to see the wholesome reunion. A user commented, “That’s so great.”

That’s so great