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It is New Year’s Eve and I am preparing to climb this hackberry tree and meet this massive unknown cat that has been stuck up here for at least two days, in sub freezing temperatures. #catinatreerescue #getmeowtahere | Duane Hook

Island Chlorosis on Hackberry is disease that’s not very well known. What is known is that is causes yellow (or chlorotic) blotches on leaves. These blotches can be separated from each other making them look similar to islands, hence the name. If you see these symptoms on your Hackberry tree - no fear! The symptoms of this disease are aesthetic and your tree may still be healthy. | Texas Plant Disease Diagnostic Lab

Nora the cat had been stuck in this hackberry tree for 3 days in Chillicothe, Ohio. I had a frustrating time throwing into the tree, and ended up getting a bag stuck. Nora didn’t meet the best me that she could have, due to these frustrations and me feeling rushed, having a long drive ahead. Either way, I am glad I got hands on her safely. #thecatsinthebag #getmeowtahere #catinatreerescue #animalrescue | Duane Hook