A Kling prompt for the What Stop Sign trend, without dialogue

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Image-to-video clip, vertical 9:16, roughly 11 seconds long.
The DRIVER is the pet in reference image 1. Match its species, face, fur colours and markings exactly. It is an adult.
Setting: a quiet road at night. An ordinary dark sedan with the driver's window rolled down; red and blue emergency lights flash behind it and wash the car in alternating colour. The DRIVER sits upright in the driver's seat wearing a plain grey hoodie with the hood up, ears and face fully visible.
Camera: footage that looks like a police body camera, wide and a little fisheye, chest height, grainy, handheld and walking. No person is ever visible, only the car and the DRIVER.
Beat 1, first 2 seconds: the camera walks up to the stopped car; the DRIVER is small and far away behind the open window, then turns its head slowly toward the lens.
Beat 2, up to the 5 second mark: a tight shot through the window as the DRIVER gazes at the lens, eyes enormous and blank, head tipping to one side.
Beat 3, up to the 9 second mark: the DRIVER leans toward the window, blinks, glances away as if thinking, then looks back with the same innocent face and a tilt the other way.
Beat 4, the final stretch: a flashlight beam lights the DRIVER up, and one front paw rises from below holding a small blank white card toward the camera.
Audio: night sounds alone: an engine idling, traffic far away, crickets. No dialogue, no speech, no voices, no singing, no music.
Photorealistic. No text, no plates, no badges, no logos and no watermark.

Using it

• Set your pet photo as reference image number 1.
• Keep the no-dialogue line. Without it many tools invent mumbled speech.
• Leave out any picture of the people from the original video.
• Plans and limits change often. Check the length and aspect ratio yours allows, then edit the first line.