Firemen rescue distressed kitten
Posted on November 3, 2009, 9:09am
A young kitten is down to eight lives after being saved by a Mount Gambier Metropolitan Fire Service crew following its tumble down a wall cavity on Monday morning.
Four officers were called to a Lindsay Street home to find the fearless feline stuck between two beams in the wall.
It had apparently climbed onto the roof and fallen down a shaft.
In half an hour’s work, the crew removed a sheet of roof iron and part of a second ceiling to gain access to the wall cavity.
The kitten was uninjured.
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