Miraculous moment Georgia man finds his missing cat while being interviewed for TV after all seven of his felines vanished during torrential flooding

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Historic floods have launched Georgia into a state of emergency, resulting in destroyed homes, power outages, road closures, and even fatalities.

Published: 22:04 GMT, 10 November 2026 | Updated: 22:09 GMT, 10 November 2026

A man in Georgia found his missing cat during a TV live interview as he was showing the devastating effects recent floods have had on his home.

Historic floods have launched Georgia into a state of emergency, resulting in destroyed homes, power outages, road closures and deaths.

For Billy Paschall, the recent floods meant not only losing his home, but also losing all seven of his cats without knowing where they could have gone, according to a live interview Paschall did with CBS News.

Last Wednesday, during the worst of the floods, five feet of water rushed into Paschall's home in McCaysville, Georgia, sweeping away or destroying most of his belongings, he told the outlet.

As the water rose, Paschall was only able to grab his wallet, cell phone and keys, which he put inside a Ziploc bag, CBS News reported.

He then called his landlord who called the police, and a boat came to rescue Paschall.

As the floods began subsiding, McCaysville residents began returning to their homes.

While showing CBS News the aftermath of his home following the storms, a small blonde cat emerged from the yard and ran up to Paschall.

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