Enticing kittens with unusual food seems to be a solid rescue method.
Earlier this week, a kitten was rescued from a storm drain in New York with the use of Chicken Nuggets, which led to the kitten being named Chicken Nugget.
And on Thursday, FOX 26 news in Tulare County, California, reported that another kitten was rescued from beneath a car with a slice of ham.
The firefighters who were on scene (Kyler Hendrick and Will Stout) first had to prop the car up on a curb to access the kitten. Then they used the slice of ham to entice the kitten out from beneath the car, which allowed them to save it.
The Tulare County Fire Department posted several photos during and after the rescue attempt on their Facebook page, including one where the kitten (who was still under the car at the time) looked enamored with the slice of ham placed right before it.
“It’s not always a big emergency that makes a difference. Sometimes, it’s a small rescue, a little teamwork, and a slice of ham!” the post’s caption included.
The cat was returned safely to its owners, one of whom can be seen smiling in the final picture included in the post.
This is not the first time the Tulare County Fire Department has used food to rescue kittens this month. They used a can of tuna to lure out a kitten that was trapped in a car engine last week.
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