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WATCH: Cat stuck in shipping crate gets delivered to PG from China

WATCH: Emaciated cat arrives in Prince George after weeks with no food or water in a shipping container from China.

A cat is under quarantine after being discovered by local Prince George business Independent Glass. She had gotten stuck in a shipping crate loaded in on March 9th and arrived here in Prince George on the 4th of April.

Alex Schare of the North Cariboo SPCA said the kitty likely survived off of the condensation from inside the crate, and she’s tried to eat through some styrofoam and cardboard.

They’ve set up a fund to help bring the cat back to health, which you can donate to by following this link.

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