Firefighters, Animal Control rescue kitten trapped in car engine, name it 'Turbo'

Crew members worked for over an hour to free the kitten.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 2:00 p.m. July 3, 2022
Got him! Animal Control Officer Kasey Hagan holds "Turbo" after the rescue. Photo courtesy of the city of Palm Coast
Got him! Animal Control Officer Kasey Hagan holds "Turbo" after the rescue. Photo courtesy of the city of Palm Coast
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Palm Coast firefighters helped rescue a kitten from under the hood of a car at the Palm Coast Community Center the morning of June 24. 

The morning fire crews worked for over an hour with Palm Coast Animal Control Officer Kasey Hagan to free the gray and white kitten, which had wedged itself into the engine. 

The rescuers have named the kitty "Turbo," according to a post on the Fire Department's official Facebook page. 

Animal Control Officer Kasey Hagan holds Turbo, with city firefighters. Photo courtesy of the city of Palm Coast
Animal Control Officer Kasey Hagan holds Turbo, with city firefighters. Photo courtesy of the city of Palm Coast

 

 

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