Stray Kitten Rescued From a Vent Under a House Parkours Into a Car and Wedges Himself Inside the Dashboard, Has to Be Re-Rescued, and Sparks Hilarious Responses From Online Cat Community

Now named “Dash,” this little critter was taken from underneath a house, stuck in a vent. The rescuer, a woman who goes by Missy or @ravenamidstcrows on TikTok, had her snug in her arms until she got near to her car. That's when the kitten decided to make his parkour getaway. He leapt out of her arms, parkoured off of the car window, and found his way into the dashboard. A spectacle to say the least. The rescuer and her friend were so surprised, but also, it's a kitten… And as you can see by the shirt the rescuer is wearing, this isn't their first experience with cats. Most cat people know that kittens love to bounce around the place, especially when they are scared. 

They were able to retrieve the little daredevil out of the dashboard after some effort. Now known as Dash, he is in his furever home with the rescuer. However, they also found his siblings, in a less parkour kind of way. There were four kittens in total and they are still on the look out for the other kittens' furever homes. 

The cat community online is loving this little dudes parkour ways. They also completely get it, with some even commenting that the same thing happened to them when the cat distribution system gave them their critter. “Cat distro said, 'and she gets a chaos kitten',” one TikToker commented on the video of the hissterical rescue. Some even commented on the cat shirt the rescuer is wearing and how similar the now-rescued kitten looks to them: “Destiny,” responds the rescuer.  

We're no new viewers to ridiculous cat rescue videos. We love a crazy kitten realizing they are actually purrfectly safe. You can literally see the moment it clicks in their little brain. As if they're thinking, “Ummm… Ok, maybe I overreacted before, because these treats and cuddles are pretty good!” Every cat that finds love and a furever home is a win in our eyes. It doesn't matter how they had to get their pawrents; that's between the cat and the cat distribution system. Us humans are just here to be the best we can be for cats! And those of you who are not good to cats, why don't you go get stuck in a dashboard yourself and stay there!