If you're a Millennial or a Gen Xer, you probably grew up with the concept of "stranger danger". Don't trust anyone you don't know, even if they say they know your parents. And under no circumstances were you to get in someone's car, not even if they said they had candy, puppies, or whatever else they might use to lure you into their vehicle. This then led to the even more forbidden topic of hitchhiking, which was, according to our parents, where all crimes started. But, not everyone grew up learning about the dangers of such things, just like the kitten who was rescued recently from underneath a University of Georgia student's car.
How he got himself stuck inside her car bumper still remains a meowstery, but luckily, he survived the 800-mile drive from New Jersey to Georgia over the course of nearly 11 hours. They only noticed him when the student stopped and saw his little paw hanging out from underneath her car, at which point she called the police for help. Unable to get him out, they took the car to Tires Plus on College Station Road, where mechanics dismantled the car piece by piece in order to get this little hitchhiker out.
Now safe and sound, this floofy gray kitten is up for adoption thanks to Campus Cats UGA, and from now on, will be riding inside the car instead of underneath it. All of his kitten brothers and sisters will never believe him when he tells them about the craziest Uber ride of his life.