Ramapo police rescue kitten from inside vehicle
A person called 911 after they heard faint meows coming from somewhere within their own vehicle.
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Jul 1, 2023, 11:32 AM
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10h agoA Ramapo police officer is being credited for helping save a cat who was stuck in a tough spot.
A person called 911 after they heard faint meows coming from somewhere within their own vehicle.
Minutes later, police were able to safely remove a stray kitten from inside the motor compartment of the car.
Ramapo police say the kitten is now in the care of one of their dispatchers.
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