Torrential rainfall in recent days has caused floods in many states in Malaysia.
TikTok user @aznanordin recently shared a video showing several cats getting stranded as heavy floods hit Kelantan, Malaysia.
The footage showed scenes of felines seemingly trapped and abandoned as a result of the flood.
Some cats were seen floating in plastic containers while others hung onto car handles or climbed to elevated places.
The OP wrote in the caption: “Please help us share this video; hopefully, someone will be compassionate and help them.”
The video has gone viral with over 1.7 million views at the time of writing.
The user, Ms Azna, told WeirdKaya that the footage was compiled from various sources depicting the devastating floods in Kelantan.
She confirmed that the cats in the video have been saved. She wanted to share the video to raise awareness and remind people to care for their pets.
Kelantan has been hit by heavy downpours for several days, leading to many neighbourhoods affected by flash floods.
Netizens took to Ms Azna’s video to express gratitude for the rescue efforts while calling for more rescue operations.
One TikTok user expressed sympathy for cats affected, urging rescues to help them.
Source: @aznanordin on TikTok
One woman said she worries about pets whenever a flood occurs.
Source: @aznanordin on TikTok
Translation: When it’s flood season, I’m more worried about the pets. It’s heartbreaking to think about how they might save themselves.
Also read: Rescue workers in Thailand save pets & animal left behind as flood devastates Chiang Rai
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Featured image adapted from @aznanordin on TikTok.
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