N.J. arborist has rescued more than 200 cats from trees at no charge
By Stephanie Loder
Published on April 12, 2026.
Steve Murrow, owner of Tesla Tree Service and certified New Jersey arborist, has rescued over 200 cats from trees in the last four years. These rescues involve cats stuck in high places and he charges nothing for these rescues. His most recent rescue involved Biscuit, a cat stranded 70 feet up a pine tree in Ocean County. Murrow uses treats to lure the cats and a rope bag designed for arborists to transport them safely to the ground.
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