6-week-old kitten rescued from wall by Henderson firefighters
Firefighting crews have been known to have hectic shifts. But sometimes however busy events can get, they find time to help rescue a creature in distress — in this case Wednesday morning, a 6-week-old kitten stuck in a block wall.
Three members of Henderson Fire Department Station 81 — Steven Dean, Jad Cheetany and Eric Perry — were able to pluck the tabby from its predicament, according to the department’s Twitter account and a city of Henderson spokesperson.
At 3:30am this morning, crews from Station 81 rescued a six-week-old kitten stuck in a block wall! 👨🚒🐱
With a bit of creativity and perseverance, HFD saved the kitten! Way to go, HFD! #HendersonCares #MyHenderson pic.twitter.com/3YAY8Jy5fR
— Henderson Fire (@HendFireDept) June 22, 2023
Firefighters responded around 3:30 a.m. to a call from two women near College Drive and Boulder Highway who said the kitten was stuck in the wall and suffocating.
A camera was dropped into the wall to find what was making the noise. A hole was created in order to get the kitten out, and it was left with the women.
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