00:00On a warm summer afternoon in a quiet little town, something very small was crying for help.
00:05Can you hear it? Meow, meow. A tiny orange kitten, no bigger than your hand, had fallen into a deep
00:13storm drain beside the road. The walls were too high, the water was cold, and no one could see
00:18her down there. She was frightened and all alone. But then along came Mr. Thomas, a kind old gardener,
00:25walking home with his basket of fresh flowers. He stopped, he listened, and he heard the tiny cry.
00:32Oh, my heart, he whispered. Hold on, little one. I am coming. Mr. Thomas looked around. The drain
00:39cover was heavy, far too heavy for his old hands. So he hurried to his garden shed and brought back
00:45a long wooden plank and a soft blanket. He slid the plank down into the drain, like a little slide,
00:52and gently lowered the blanket on a rope. The kitten was frightened at first, but the blanket
00:57smelled like flowers and sunshine. She climbed on, wrapped her tiny paws around it, and Mr. Thomas
01:02pulled her up, slowly, slowly, until she was safe in his arms. He wrapped her in a warm towel, gave
01:09her
01:09a bowl of fresh milk, and named her Sunny, because she brightened his whole day. And from that day on,
01:15Sunny followed Mr. Thomas everywhere, through the garden, past the flowers, sitting right beside him
01:20while he worked. Because sometimes, the smallest rescue makes the biggest friend, and every animal
01:26deserves someone kind. The whole street cheered when they saw Sunny safe and sound. Even the birds
01:32seemed to sing a little louder that day. And if you ever hear a tiny cry for help, remember Mr.
01:38Thomas,
01:38and remember Sunny. Kindness is the greatest rescue of all.
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