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Cherry picker rescue in Leominster after cat’s 24 hours on roof

A cat that managed to climb on to the roof of a three-storey house has been brought down after a plant hire company came to the rescue.

Calls from homeowners and a care home in Etnam Street, Leominster, alerted Kit Hughes to the plight of the moggy who had been stuck up there 24 hours.

Mr Hughes, from Arrow Plant & Tool Hire, used a cherry picker and scaled a ladder with a cat crate and towel to get the mouser to safety.

He said as he reached the roof the feline made its way towards him, so he grabbed it before it slipped.


BBC News

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