Wall Police Officer Rescues Kitten Stuck In Storm Drain

WALL, NJ — A local police officer made a furry friend after he rescued a kitten stuck in a storm drain on Monday, Wall Police said in an online post.

On Monday morning, Ptl. Jason Paulus responded to the area of Carriage Hill Drive and Celeste Drive for a report of a kitten stuck in a storm drain.

Once Ptl. Paulus arrived at the scene, he was able to remove the drain cover and safely rescue the kitten, who was unharmed.

From there, police contacted the Monmouth County SPCA, which then took custody of the kitten.

“Great job, Ptl. Paulus,” the police department said in an online post.

This is far from the first time Wall Police have helped rescue an animal trapped in a storm drain.

Earlier this month, police also helped rescue a resident’s dog who slipped out of her collar during a walk and fell in a storm drain.

To rescue the dog, police used a lockout tool to reach down and hook her collar before pulling her to safety.

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