Gato é resgatado de poço de 12 metros em Alta Floresta

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Um gato foi resgatado pelo Corpo de Bombeiros de um poço de 12 metros de profundidade em Alta Floresta, MT, na quinta-feira (3), sem ferimentos, usando um balde preso a um cabo.

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O Corpo de Bombeiros realizou o resgate de um gato que caiu em um poço de 12 metros de profundidade em Alta Floresta, utilizando um balde preso a um cabo para retirar o animal com segurança.

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Um gato caiu em um poço de 12 metros de profundidade e precisou ser resgatado pelo Corpo de Bombeiros, nesta quinta-feira (3), em Alta Floresta, a 812 km de Cuiabá. O animal foi retirado do local sem ferimentos.

Para retirar o gato, os bombeiros usaram um balde preso a um cabo pela alça. O animal foi colocado no recipiente e içado até a superfície de forma rápida e segura.

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