Police officers in Palo Alto, California, recently captured a hilarious photo of a kitten after they rescued her from an engine compartment.
The adorable image shows Officer Zalac holding the feisty kitten while she extends three claws into the air. It was posted on the Palo Alto Police Department’s Twitter and Facebook pages and gained hundreds of likes and shares, as well as several offers of forever homes.
This adorable kitten was found in an engine compartment and rescued by Officer Zalac. The kitten apparently preferred the engine compartment. ? pic.twitter.com/naekvXC9cW
— Palo Alto Police (@PaloAltoPolice) May 17, 2019
Another photo shows the feline with an equally mischievous expression.
Very true! Actually, @paloaltoAC picked her up and she is now at the Pets In Need Palo Alto Shelter. @paloaltoAC says she’s got a lot of personality! pic.twitter.com/RsNWF2JA6Q
— Palo Alto Police (@PaloAltoPolice) May 17, 2019
The cat was picked up by Palo Alto Animal Control and taken to the Pets In Need Palo Alto Shelter. The police said she will be put up for adoption if nobody claims her.
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Thanks to the man who rescued this kitten from the engine compartment and also the police who took the kitten to the shelter so it is in good hands.Great people who are compassionate.
You go baby. Hiss at the world. You survived. Yeah !!!!! Thanks to the kind police officers who made it possible.
A very big thank you for helping this kitten.
Thank You for saving the kitten !
just because cats don’t slobber all over you doesn’t mean they aren’t grateful… they just have class!
Officer Zalac – thank you for caring about even the tiniest of lives.
You are a true hero.
With a smile like that, this sweet kitten should find her forever home soon <3
Merci à ce policier pour avoir sauvé ce chaton.
J’espère qu’il trouvera une bonne famille pour prendre soin de lui
thank you for rescuing this kitten.
All are adorable ❗️
Many thanks to Officer Zalac for rescuing the distressed kitten. It’s great to see this act of human kindness and responsibility at a time when we see so much abuse and neglect. Good to know there are still decent people in the world.
Couldn’t have said it better, Linda!