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BOAT owner Paul Cave wasn't the only one at Gladstone marina feeling nervous about Cyclone Marcia.
His pet cat George was meowing in fear, trying to stay dry inside his cage.
"I found him under the boardwalk at the marina as a stray," Paul said.
George lives on boat Summer Breeze with Paul.
Paul has lived at the marina for four years and said he was a bit worried about his boat at the cyclone approached.
"I am thinking mostly about my cat… if worst comes to worst then the cat's getting off the boat and so am I," he said.
AND NOW FOR THE OTHER CAT THAT HAS BEEN DOING THE ROUNDS ON SOCIAL MEDIA...
Quick reference to cyclone categories. Cat 1 thru 5 pic.twitter.com/DQN3WD2rYV
— Chris Bartlett (@bartman6) February 19, 2015
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