We climb up and bring your cat down. Text us a photo of the tree and we'll tell you straight whether to wait it out or send a climber.
Text a photo: (346) 474-5999The fire department stopped taking treed-cat calls years ago. Tree climbers still do.
Show us the tree and where the cat is. Add your town and how long it's been up there.
If it will likely come down on its own, we tell you and you save the trip. If not, you get the price before anyone drives out.
A professional tree climber from a local tree company climbs on rope and harness, moves slowly, and bags the cat gently.
Lowered down on the rope, handed to you. Photo if you want one.
Every tree is different, so the price depends on the height, the tree and the hour. Text us a photo and you get your exact price before anyone drives out. No surprises at the curb.
Emergency rates. Subject to truck availability.
A healthy cat can hang on for a while, but Texas heat, no water and exhaustion wear it down. The longer it stays up, the higher the risk of a fall, so don't let it ride for days.
Sometimes. Send us the photo and we'll tell you honestly if yours probably will. Cats that are high up, hurt, old or panicked usually won't.
Fire trucks aren't built for tree work, and most departments around the country stopped taking these calls. Climbers on ropes are how it's done now.
That's the whole method: a slow approach, a soft rescue bag, and a controlled ride down on the rope.
No. We get cats out of trees. If you're looking to adopt or surrender a cat, a local shelter or adoption rescue is who you want.
Somewhere else? Text us your town. If we don't have a climber near you yet, we'll tell you straight.
Text a photo of the tree and your town. We answer fast.
Text (346) 474-5999Text a photo of the tree and your town. We'll tell you if it needs a climber.
Text us nowEmergency rates. Subject to truck availability.