Oh my god. I have a kitten trapped in a storm drain. The slits are too narrow to reach. We’re in the park near the willow tree. Please hurry. Hurry over here. The kitten is stuck down there. Quick. [I can’t get it open. Hang on, mama. Just hang on. Yes. Hello.
So, I need the park rescue team immediately. There’s a kitten trapped under a storm drain on the main path. The mother cat is here and very distressed. Yes, it’s a small kitten. Maybe stuck under the great. Okay, which drain is it? This one right here. She’s been meowing for 10 minutes. We’ve got specialized tools for this. Let’s take a look.
These slits are definitely too narrow. We can’t reach it this way. All right. I have the warming box and towel ready. Let me know as soon as you have her. owe.She’s still right at the bottom. Great. All right, let’s try the long grabber first. Keep the mother cap back just in case. I’m sweeping the light, but nothing yet.
Hold it right there. I think I saw something. I’m sweeping the beam now. Anything on your side? Hold on. Right there. I think I see something. Keep the beam steady. Here’s [Music] the little one. stable but weak. Thank you. We’ll get her warmed up. [Music] Ow. There you go, sweetie. You’re safe and warm now.
She looks much better already. Look how much better she’s breathing. And the warm light is definitely helping. Looks good. It’s secure. Noted. Area area is safe. How’s the little one doing in there? Breathing steady. The box is holding temperature well. We’re ready for transport. right there against the side.
Okay, it’s secure now. Just slide it gently to the left there. That looks secure. There you go, mama. Nice and warm right next to your baby. We’ll take good care of you both. Looks secure in there. Ready to close up. Confirmed. Drive safe. Ow. It’s real. All right, let’s get the warming box secured in isolation immediately.
The mother can stay with her. Sounds good. She’s been very protective. We’ve got the kittens secured in the warming box. Okay, we’ll get them settled right away. Did she nurse yet?
