The animal care worker was able to lasso the pup, keeping her from freezing to death. Author: KENS 5 Staff (KENS 5) Published: 9:56 AM CST February 20, 2021 Updated: 9:57 AM CST February 20, 2021
SAN ANTONIO A San Antonio Animal Care Services worker put her own safety on the line to make an incredible rescue during the winter storm.
The organization posted about it on their Facebook page. They got a call Thursday of a dog on the roof of a three-story building at San Antonio College.
An animal care worker followed paw tracks and she found the female lab mix huddled in an outside stairwell.
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Power outages have affected hundreds of thousands of San Antonio residents since Sunday. CPS has said the rolling outages could last until today or even longer, due to the continued freezing weather. As of last night, one in three CPS customers are still without power.
On Tuesday, the City of San Antonio opened up a warming center downtown at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center. The warning center can accommodate up to 500 people, and those that are able to drive themselves to the convention center can park at the Hemisfair Garage for free. Anyone without the ability to safely transport themselves, can call 311 for pickup. Christian Assistance Ministry has also created a document with additional information on emergency shelters and warming resources.
ACS officers rescue kitten found ‘frantically crying,’ surrounded by trash in drainage inlet
Sylvester is now “happy, healthy, and on his way to a better life,” the shelter says
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Two Animal Care Services officers are being hailed heroes for saving the life of a small kitten who was found “frantically crying” inside of a drainage inlet earlier this week. (ACS/KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – Two Animal Care Services officers are being hailed heroes for saving the life of a small kitten who was found “frantically crying” inside of a drainage inlet earlier this week.
Officer Colon and Officer Winckler responded to the call on Tuesday. When they arrived, they could hear the kitten meowing from inside the drain, according to a social media post from ACS.