Cat Swept Up by Tornado Caught on Ring Camera Miraculously Survives. In Oklahoma, the Ramirez family thought they had lost everything when a tornado ripped through their neighborhood last week. But their heartbreak was personal: their beloved cat, Pablo, was nowhere to be found as they rushed to safety.
With no time left, they had no choice but to lock up their house and pray. Moments later, their Ring camera sent a notification. When they checked, their stomachs dropped. It was Pablo. The video showed him being lifted nearly 80 feet into the air by the tornado’s winds.
“I thought it was over,” Mrs. Ramirez said, admitting she cried through the night. But against all odds, the next morning, Pablo strolled back to the front porch dusty, shaken, but alive.
“I’m pretty sure he had to trade three or four of his nine lives for that one,” Mr. Ramirez joked.
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