Crime & Safety
Fairfield Police: 'How Many Officers Does It Take To Rescue A Cat From A Storm Drain?'
Fairfield police tweeted to residents that officers were involved in a rescue - of a kitten.
Fairfield, CA βΒ "How many officers does it take to rescue a cat from a storm drain?"
That'sΒ howΒ Fairfield police announced to localΒ residents, via Twitter,Β that officers were performing a rescue - of a kitten.
How many officers does it take to rescue a cat from a storm drain? Guess we'll find out! #FFPD pic.twitter.com/mT4u1odDX9 via @LtRobL
β Fairfield, CA Police (@FairfieldPolice) June 16, 2016
"Anyone can climb a tree to rescue a cat. Rescuing one from a storm drain takes talent,"Β Fairfield Police Officer Kathryn McCormick tweeted next,
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Anyone can climb a tree to rescue a cat. Rescuing one from a storm drain takes talent. #FFPD #betters handier pic.twitter.com/hdKvWkKhJU
β Kathryn McCormick (@OfcrKathrynM) June 16, 2016
AsΒ Public Works department employees showed up, the event became a web event, complete with play-by-play.
Huge thanks to Public Works for coming out to help. #ffpd #teamwork #operationrescuekitty pic.twitter.com/M1PhzUCzSr
β Kathryn McCormick (@OfcrKathrynM) June 16, 2016
Three hours and "several ideas" later, the kitten isΒ seen being pulled from the drainageΒ hole, apparentlyΒ safe and healthy -Β based on a loud andΒ robust voice -Β and nowΒ on the way to the vet.
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3 hrs and several ideas later the kitten is safe and on the way to the vet. pic.twitter.com/jTffpyo3lq
β Kathryn McCormick (@OfcrKathrynM) June 16, 2016
Responding to an online thanks tweet directedΒ to Fairfield police, McCormick revealedΒ a soft side of the department.
Β Thank you!! It isn't everyday that we find ourselves climbing in to storm drains. We have a soft spot for animals. #ffpd
β Kathryn McCormick (@OfcrKathrynM) June 16, 2016
All in a day's work in Fairfield.
Embeds,Β image via Fairfield police departmentΒ
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