After A Man Saved A Crow's Life, The Bird Decided To Show Gratitude By Doing His Job For Him
İsmail Atmaca, a restroom attendant in the small Turkish town of Birecik, was going about his duties when he noticed something out of the corner of his eye. He went out to investigate and realized that this wasn't just any ordinary object—it was a juvenile crow that had fallen out of a tree and was struggling to fly.
So he did what any good person would do and brought it back to his booth for food and water. Little did İsmail know that this would be the start of a unique friendship.
The crow would later show its gratitude and repay İsmail for all of his kindness by doing something he would have never imagined.
İsmail and his birdy friend, Cabbar

İsmail decided to take the crow to work with him the next day after caring for it at home the previous evening. This became their routine after a while, but the rescued crow became more than just a companion.
Cabbar, as the bird is now known, apparently noticed İsmail collecting money from people who wanted to use the facility.
According to him, "First, Cabbar started playing with coins in the booth. Then he began taking them from customers."
Cabbar attending to people who want to use the facility.

İsmail and Cabbar have a very special bond.
"He doesn't leave my side," İsmail said. "He always wants to sleep on my lap. He's happy, and he makes me happy, too."
Whenever İsmail wants a break or has to leave his booth, Cabbar stays behind to collect coins or banknotes from customers. Interestingly, when people try to walk by without paying, Cabbar lets out a piercing shriek to call back their attention.
During their shift, a local news crew filmed the event to document their unusual working arrangement.
Here's a video of Cabbar at work:
Cabbar has become increasingly self-sufficient in recent weeks as he has grown stronger since being rescued. He can come and go as he pleases, yet he always returns to the booth to spend time with İsmail.
Manager and assistant
