LONDON - The cat want to play with this wheel of the car. But who suspected his head while entering the pit to car tires velg, the funny cat that can not exit.
Behavior due to a cat that is named Casper, who made all the fuss. People find Casper, the organizations humane animal (Royal Society for the Prevention and cruelty to Animals / RSPCA). Casper then taken to the nearest fire brigade headquarters that have equipment to cut the iron hard.
Extinguisher officer takes an hour to use special scissors to open the car velg.
"We face a lot of strange cases, but this one is completely new," said James Fawcett, the extinguisher of St Edmunds, Suffolk, England as quoted Telegraph.uk, Thursday (7/5/2009).
"Cats compassion that does not look very happy and try to bite and scratch so that we make. We have to use special scissors to free the cat for one hour," said Rawcett.
Officers also a special pair of plastic that is installed to separate the neck with Casper velg. This is to protect the cat is exposed to not clipping.
Once released, the RSPCA to bring Casper veterinarian for review. "He was OK now. He is still with us to an officer, no owner," said RSPCA officers
Behavior due to a cat that is named Casper, who made all the fuss. People find Casper, the organizations humane animal (Royal Society for the Prevention and cruelty to Animals / RSPCA). Casper then taken to the nearest fire brigade headquarters that have equipment to cut the iron hard.
Extinguisher officer takes an hour to use special scissors to open the car velg.
"We face a lot of strange cases, but this one is completely new," said James Fawcett, the extinguisher of St Edmunds, Suffolk, England as quoted Telegraph.uk, Thursday (7/5/2009).
"Cats compassion that does not look very happy and try to bite and scratch so that we make. We have to use special scissors to free the cat for one hour," said Rawcett.
Officers also a special pair of plastic that is installed to separate the neck with Casper velg. This is to protect the cat is exposed to not clipping.
Once released, the RSPCA to bring Casper veterinarian for review. "He was OK now. He is still with us to an officer, no owner," said RSPCA officers
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