
A cat was rescued by the Fire Department from a 12-meter-deep well in Alta Floresta, MT, on Thursday (3), without injuries, using a bucket attached to a cable.
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The Fire Department rescued a cat that fell into a 12 meter deep well in Alta Floresta, using a bucket attached to a cable to safely remove the animal.
A cat fell into a 12 meter deep well and had to be rescued by the Fire Department, this Thursday (3), in Alta Floresta, 812 km from Cuiabá. The animal was removed from the scene without injuries.
To remove the cat, firefighters used a bucket attached to a cable by the handle. The animal was placed in the container and lifted to the surface quickly and safely.

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