Nassau officers save kitten from Franklin Square storm drain
AB: Scrappy has been adopted by the niece of the woman who made the call to the police department.
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The officers received a call reporting a stray cat spotted at the bottom of a storm drain.
The kitten, now named Scrappy, was rescued and now has a clean bill of health.
Scrappy has been adopted by the niece of the woman who made the call to the police department.
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