'He Is Everyone's Boyfriend Now': Man Saves Cat Trapped On AC Unit In Hurricane Ian
September 29, 2022
A Florida man was captured on camera rescuing a frightened cat during Hurricane Ian.
The cat was trapped on top of an air conditioner in Bonita Beach when he came by to save him.
My boyfriend saving a cat from flood waters near Bonita Beach. #HurricaneIan #Naples #Bonita #FortMyers pic.twitter.com/BlBC9P1rdy
— Megan Cruz Scavo (@MeganScavo) September 28, 2022
"My boyfriend saving a cat from flood waters near Bonita Beach," Megan Cruz Scavo captioned the video on Twitter.
"I'm sorry, Megan, but he is everyone's boyfriend now. I don't make the rules," one user replied.
Hurricane Ian was downgraded to a tropical storm Thursday morning as Central Florida experienced massive amounts of rain. The hurricane – one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the U.S. – made landfall as a Category 4 storm Wednesday afternoon near Cayo Costa, packing maximum sustained winds of 150 mph.
"Our house unfortunately might be destroyed but we are safe," Megan wrote in an update.
As for the cat, the couple decided to keep him.
"He made it through (almost lost him to storm surge) and we are keeping him and naming him Ian," she said.
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