SAN ANTONIO – A 2-week-old kitten was rescued from the walls of a San Antonio apartment building on Tuesday.
Firefighters, an animal care officer and an animal care cadet with the City of San Antonio’s Animal Care Services rescued the kitten by cutting a hole in the wall of one of the apartment units. City officials didn’t release the exact location of the apartment complex.
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“Despite her ordeal, she’s healthy and now being cared for at ACS,” city officials said in a Facebook post on Thursday.
The kitten, named Nimbus, is now in need of a foster family until she’s ready to go to a forever home.
Anyone looking to foster an animal can sign up on the ACS website.
“Most fosters will stay in foster care for an average of 1-2 months though many get adopted far sooner than that,” the website states. “Depending on the need there are a few that may be in care longer due to age, illness, injury, or behavior.”