On Sunday, a baby cat was successfully rescued from a car in Wiener Neustadt by police and firefighters in Lower Austria. The helpless cat, who was locked in the engine compartment, was rescued unharmed and handed over to the animal shelter.
On Sunday, September 22, an unusual emergency call reached the police station in Wiener Neustadt. According to the incident report, a cat was locked in a car on Burgplatz.
Couldn’t free himself
When the police officers arrived, they discovered that a young animal was stuck in the engine compartment of the car and could no longer free itself from the predicament. Members of the Wiener Neustadt fire department, with the permission of the car owner, unscrewed the floor covering of the engine compartment and removed additional screws from the front bumper.
Police then pulled the kitten from an opening in the front bumper and handed it over unharmed to the Wiener Neustadt animal shelter.
Source: Krone
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