[meowing]
Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute.
Oh my god.
So me and Ricky get a call today.
It seems like a kitten was stuck in a wall.
And the fastest route into that wall at that time
looked like a screwdriver, four screws,
pull down the panel, boom.
Got the kitty cat.
Didn't work out though. Nope.
There's definitely a secondary panel there, guys.
So we can't go this way.
Here's what I'm thinking.
Let's get out there and see if I can get the panels
out without wrecking the house.
There is a good chance that we can
get the panel off, get the cat out, and put
the panels back on the house.
Let me just go out and take a look at that and see.
We're running out of time.
[music playing]
OK.
Here's what I'm thinking.
The cat's in there dying.
I don't have the time to fix the damage on the outside
of this wall today, but I will cover
the cost to repair the damages.
And we get to use tools like hammers and crowbars,
which is safe for the kitty.
If we go in there with power tools and circular saws--
It's a little kitten.
How do I know what a little kitten
is going to do in there with a power
saw running through the wall? You know what I'm saying?
Do it.
Get the kitten out of there and I'll keep the kitten.
[determined music playing]
So if I bash high, I shouldn't hit kitty.
Right?
That should be high enough. Yes.
Right. Let's go right here.
All right.
[determined music playing]
Yeah, see?
If you had went in there with a power saw, you got those wires.
Could have cut those wires. Look at that.
- Yeah. - Wow.
- That'd been ugly. - Wow.
[inaudible]
All right.
Give me that camera. That, uh, yeah.
This one. That's what I'm talking about.
OK. Cool.
All right, dude. Let me in there.
OK.
We just got through the wall and I can see a black little kitty
at the front there.
So I'm going to go ahead and put this camera in there
to get a closer look.
Rick, can you hold that monitor to--
Yeah, there it is.
You got it.
It's right there.
Ricky, I have some black plastic tongs that'll be
very gentle for the kitty cat.
I think with those tongs, I can grab the kitty
by the nape of the neck like the mother
does, and just take the cat right out from five feet away.
Yeah.
Because it's so far away, we can't--
OK.
I'm going to keep eyes on him so he doesn't move.
Can you get that for me?
I am so excited.
I feel like I'm going to burst.
I'll get him out and need to hold him.
OK.
Well, I see where he's at so.
I can't believe this happened. We would have never got him.
OK.
I'm going to give you the camera.
I'm going to take the flashlight and the tongs.
OK.
And hopefully we can get him without having to tear
the rest of this wall out.
OK.
Let's go ahead and give this a whirl.
Here we go.
I'm going in, guys.
I'm in a very tight work zone here,
so this could get a little bit tricky.
OK.
Let's see here.
OK.
I got the tongs in.
I'm using the camera right now to guide
the tongs into a back wall.
OK.
I think I got it.
Oh god.
Oh crap.
Oh yeah.
I know.
God dang it.
OK. Do I still have a--
OK. I got him.
Here he come.
I got-- what else do I have, Ricky?
I've got something besides the cat.
[kitten meowing]
I can't see.
Oh, don't go nowhere, dude. Oh, boy.
Rick. I got him.
I got him.
Oh, please dude.
Oh no! Not there.
Oh god.
What do we do?
- Here, I've got you. - Wait.
No, no. Hold on.
I got to get him out of there. That's not good.
That's a hollow block.
Come on, guy.
Hang in there, guys. Ready?
At the count of three, I want you
to grab the tongs out of my hand and I'm going to get him.
OK. Ready?
Go. Grab the tongs.
Go.
[beep]
OK.
[dramatic music playing]
Oh my god.
[laughing]
Wow.
Oh my god.
Well, I tell you it was a little bitty thing.
Yeah.
I told you.
That's gonna need an eye dropper.
Dang.
- Oh, that's something. - Yeah.
Look at him. And there's Hollywood.
Hollywood Prescott, there you go.
- Yeah. - Hollywood.
Yep is he a boy?
Brand new baby.
Yeah, I think it's a little girl, maybe.
[inaudible]
Oh my god.
Look.
Oh.
Ricky was handing over the kitten.
It was like a mother receiving her newborn child.
We all got emotional, man.
It was a really touching moment.
He's so little.
Oh. - I know.
It's amazing. He's so little.
His eyes aren't even open yet and he
was making all that noise.
I guess he knew you his mama.
- And you lived. - Yeah.
Look at you.
She's crying.
It's been a traumatic experience.
I'm giving it to Tizzy to take care of.
Yeah.
Look at you. - Thanks, guys.
Oh, sure.
Look at the little baby.
OK, guys.
I guess our work's done here.
We got the little guy freed.
I know he's going to need some food and water.
I'm gonna do that.
And thank you for doing a nice thing for a good animal.
OK? - Thank you very much.
Thank you. Thank you.
Well, that sure went well.
Yeah, it did.
I've got to tell you, anytime we save
a little kitten like that or something,
always makes me feel good.
Yeah.
You don't pull too many things out of a wall that are alive,
you know.
Especially after two days.
Yeah.