Russian Blue Cat in Central Florida Goes Wild, Prompts Owner to Call 911
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A 4-year-old Russian blue cat named Kush is being quarantined after apparently going berserk
inside a central Florida home, prompting its owners to call 911. Police say the feline
scratched owners Teresa and James Gregory on their arms and legs Saturday, causing the
couple to retreat to a bedroom, where they called 911. The Daytona Beach News-Journal
reports Teresa Gregory told the dispatcher she had mistakenly stepped on the cat's tail
earlier in the day and the cat went after her husband. They locked Kush in the bedroom
for most of the day. When they finally opened the door, Kush wasn't happy. Kush was placed
in quarantine for 10 days at a pet shelter. Officials say the owners can then take the
cat back home, relinquish ownership or have it put down.
