KIARA firefighters rushed to the aid of cat in Bayswater, rescuing the feline after it caught its head in a bin.
A member of the public called Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) 4.44pm Saturday, after they spotted the cat in distress near the corner of Wright Street and Raymond Avenue.
A DFES spokeswoman said a Kiara Fire Station crew, including fire truck, arrived in Bayswater at 4.56pm.
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READ NOWIt took the crew six minutes to remove the cat from the bin.
The rescue occurred outside the City of Bayswater’s Dog Pound.
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