
Reding, California:
Firefighters in the small northern California town of Redding are smiling after rescuing a four-week-old kitten from inside a length of pipe.
A concerned citizen dropped off a metal pipe at the fire department last week saying a kitten was stuck inside.
Firefighters were able to locate the kitten and with the help of a mechanical pipe cutter were able to gingerly cut the pipe in half.
Once the pipe was cut, the kitten was removed safely.
After a bath and some water, kitten was deemed ready for adoption.
Redding Fire Department Captain Mike Anderson said they had decided to call the kitten "Piper".
A local television station employee adopted the kitten and local firefighters have visiting rights.
A concerned citizen dropped off a metal pipe at the fire department last week saying a kitten was stuck inside.
Firefighters were able to locate the kitten and with the help of a mechanical pipe cutter were able to gingerly cut the pipe in half.
Once the pipe was cut, the kitten was removed safely.
After a bath and some water, kitten was deemed ready for adoption.
Redding Fire Department Captain Mike Anderson said they had decided to call the kitten "Piper".
A local television station employee adopted the kitten and local firefighters have visiting rights.
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