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Owner of cats holding blender hostage says video brings joy during difficult time
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January 12, 2022
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6:55Now PlayingIn a standoff that has lasted nearly a month, three cats in Langford, B.C., on southern Vancouver Island, have tried to claim ownership of a blender box, a saga that has fascinated social media users worldwide. One of their owners, Jessica Gerson-Neeves, speaks to CBC's The Rundown about some of the reaction she's getting online.
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