Multiple Australian outlets report a lighthearted incident in which a cat named Harry appears to react to an emergency alert message sent to the public. Brisbane Times, The Age (Melbourne), and the Sydney Morning Herald all describe the same basic scenario: the cat is shown or recorded reacting when the alert is issued. Each piece frames the event as a surprising or amusing response rather than providing details beyond the moment of reaction. The reports indicate the emergency alert is delivered in Australia and that Harry’s behavior is noticeable enough to be shared and covered by local media. While the sources agree on the cat’s apparent reaction and the general context of an emergency alert message, they do not add substantial, additional reporting about the specific emergency, the timing, or the technical delivery details of the alert. Overall, the coverage focuses on the humorous contrast between a serious public-safety notification and a domestic pet’s reaction.