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Police Rescue Kitten Trapped in Car Engine

By Ewa Kern-Jedrychowska | October 5, 2015 5:56pm
 Forest Hills police officers rescued a stray kitten that got trapped in the engine compartment of a car Sunday night. The kitten was adopted on the spot by a passerby, police said.
Forest Hills police officers rescued a stray kitten that got trapped in the engine compartment of a car Sunday night. The kitten was adopted on the spot by a passerby, police said.
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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.

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.