The kitten rescued from a storm drain by Cheyenne Animal Control officers. (Photo courtesy of the City of Cheyenne)
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Cheyenne Animal Control officers just lately saved a kitten caught in a storm drain.
On Tuesday, Oct. 10, Officers Wagner and Dryden responded to the 1600 block of Capitol Avenue for experiences of the kitten in peril, in keeping with a press launch.
Upon arrival, witnesses acknowledged the kitten had been caught within the storm drain since Oct. 7. After hours of avoiding seize within the drain pipes, officers determined to set a lure within the drain. Throughout the day, the lure was monitored however officer makes an attempt had been unsuccessful. Bacon grease was placed on the lure as a ultimate seize approach at 9:30 p.m. All the effort and time put into saving the kitten paid off on the morning of Wednesday, Oct. 11 when the cat was caught in a lure, the discharge states.
With assist from Cheyenne Fire Rescue and the Board of Public Utilities, the officers had been capable of safely take away the kitten from the drain and transport it to the Cheyenne Animal Shelter for a medical analysis.
For extra details about Cheyenne and Laramie County Animal Control, go to www.cheyennecity.org/AnimalControl.
For any questions or considerations involving home animals, be happy to contact Animal Control at (307) 637-6206.
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