
QUEENS — Forest Hills police officers rescued a stray kitten that got trapped in the engine compartment of a car Sunday night.
The animal hid inside the vehicle parked in front of 67-41 Burns St., between Yellowstone Boulevard and 67th Avenue, police said.
With the assistance of the Emergency Service Unit team, officers from the 112th Precinct were able to save the animal.
Another kitty rescue in the #112pct Thanks to ESU for their assistance pic.twitter.com/oEeo0akhWj
— NYPD 112th Precinct (@NYPD112Pct) October 5, 2015
A woman who was passing by and witnessed the rescue decided to adopt the kitten, police said.
This was the second time in recent months officers from the 112th Precinct rescued a kitten. In August, another little cat got trapped under a delivery truck when the vehicle was stopped at a red light in Rego Park.
They also rescued a dog left in a scorching hot car for more than an hour in Forest Hills this past summer.