Kitten rescue - Liverpool
Published: 04 May 2021 02:20pm
One very lucky kitten escaped injury after Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) rescuers removed it from the engine bay of a car in Railway Street, Liverpool today.
The City of Sydney crew were called to the scene at 2.20pm and discovered the kitten had crawled into the car's engine compartment, presumably to escape the rain and cold weather.
Rescuers removed the kitten without causing damage to the car and took the shivering feline to a nearby vet for a check up and to help find it a new home.
Updated: 30 Jan 2023 09:15pm
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A different and dangerous way to ride-share. This teeny kitten was found in the engine bay of a car in Liverpool. Lucky for Milo, our crews were there to get him out and into the care of Gill Avenue Vet Hospital where he is awaiting a new home (car engine bays need not apply)
05:47pm • May 04, 2021 - View tweet on Twitter
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