I don't know to laugh or cry.  Poor woman and poor cat, he tricked
himself right out of a home.

--Fil

It does raise a laugh at first, of the "there but for the grace........"
variety, but
after that the awfulness of their position of homelessness sinks in.
Here's
hoping some true Samaritan can be found to help out.

Purrs

Gordon & the FF

My first wife came home one day to find her cat, Theo (RB) being
resuscitated (successfully) by the Fairfax County, Virginia, fire
department.  Her house guest had left a clamped-on light above the bed,
and her cats (other house guests) knocked it onto the bed, and the heat
of the light bulb set the bed on fire.

Theo, normally a most sensible cat, ran under the burning bed to hide.
Luckily for him, standard fire search always checks under beds --
children tend to go there.

The fire was contained, but she was not amused to hear on the next day's
local news, "Two Cats Burn Falls Church Apartment."