Pets
Officer Saves Kitten Stuck In Prince George's Storm Drain: Police
A police officer saved a kitten stuck in a District Heights storm drain, authorities said. The photos of the rescue are purrrfect.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD — An officer with the Prince George's County Police Department saved a kitten stuck in a storm drain, authorities announced Tuesday. Officials noted that Cpl. Clark spotted the fluff ball in District Heights.
"We’re not only #FirstToServe our citizens but also our four-legged residents," PGPD tweeted.
The agency shared photos of the rescue on social media. Look just past the officer's extended yellow sleeve to see the cat.
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We’re not only #FirstToServe our citizens but also our four-legged residents. Cpl. Clark of our District VIII COPS unit while #onthebeat in District Heights came across a kitten stuck in a storm drain and jumped into action! pic.twitter.com/XbyfdKUQU5
— PGPDNEWS (@PGPDNews) June 22, 2021
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