Cat that fell into 10-foot pit rescued after 18-hour ordeal
The cat fell into a 10-foot pit with no access, near Nassau University Medical Center.
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Sep 17, 2024, 10:57 AM
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Updated 95 days ago
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12h agoIt took about 18 hours for rescuers to capture a cat in distress in Nassau County.
The cat fell into a 10-foot pit with no access, near Nassau University Medical Center.
It was safely captured.
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