A Michael Broad Blog
According to a Facebook community post by the Murfreesboro, Tennessee Police Department, a rookie officer along with a field training officer recently performed a ‘cat in the hat’ rescue on a kitten stuck on the top of the wheel well of a car. Rookie Officer Wes Cantrell and Field Training Officer Jessica Hawkins were …
A four-week-old kitten has found herself a new home after she was involved in a crash in Thibodaux, Louisiana as Hurricane Barry approached. Her owner was injured in the wreck. Deputy Harry Guillot is an officer with the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office. As Hurricane Barry drew closer, the deputy responded to the crash and …
As someone wrote: You guys rock! NYPD (32nd Precinct) worked as a great team (all seven under vehicle) to rescue a black and white kitten from the undercarriage of this VW car. It makes for the best picture ever that I have seen of police rescuing a cat from a car. The photo comes …
Two officers with the Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) police helped save a kitten Wednesday after the kitten was trapped in a large brush pile and couldn’t escape. Officer’s Ferrari and Rice rescued the kitten, now named Linsey, who had been stuck in a dead tree for two to three days. Officer Rice spent …
Thanks to two officers from the Union City, New Jersey Police Department, a tiny kitten found out in the cold on November 28 is warm and safe. Officer’s Gonzalez and Luscombe had just returned to their patrol car after answering a service call when they found a tiny kitten too young to care for himself. …
The sterling work of two Miami Beach Police Department officers resulted in the department receiving a compassion award from PETA. Miami Beach Police Department saved a kitten in a storm drain on Nov 5th. According to PETA, two officers, Anthony Yarusso and Sgt. Melissa Negron, were flagged down and told that a cat was …
According to a Twitter post by the Lexington, South Carolina Police Department, two officers are not only credited with rescuing a kitten, they also found the sweet baby a forever home within the department. Corporal Dustin Currier found the black and white kitten Friday morning after the little guy became entrapped in the void …
I hope this catches on. I’m guessing (although I have not been inside one – yet) that police stations are rather soulless, forbidding places where macho men deal with the day-to-day difficulties of maintaining law and order. Is not the sort of place where you would expect to see a resident cat. I think …
