ORLANDO, Fla. -- Orange County Fire Rescue was apparently on kitten patrol Wednesday.
The first kitten was stuck in a storm drain in east Orange County Wednesday morning.
A person walking a dog heard the kitten's cries along Hedgegate Court in the Stoneybrook East neighborhood.
Firefighters had to open a manhole cover and lower a ladder down to the crying kitty, who hung on and was pulled up.
A TALE OF TWO KITTIES: Orange County firefighters had their hands full with two different kitten rescues today. The first was found in a storm drain, the other behind a wall. DETAILS: https://t.co/c9BOpXQJ9w pic.twitter.com/ddLT66YutO
— Spectrum News 13 (@MyNews13) July 19, 2018
The kitty is now at Orange County Animal Services.
Then in the Pine Hills area of the county, a newborn kitten was found stuck in the wall of a home.
Orange County Fire Rescue believes the kitten was part of a larger litter in an attic. They think the kitten fell from the attic space and got stuck behind the wall.
The kitten is only about a week old. Rescuers took it to an area veterinarian.