A tiny kitten is recovering at an RSPCA centre in Cornwall after it was trapped for several days in the cavity wall of a home.
The cries of the ginger kittten, which has been named MaCavity, were heard by the tenant of a flat in Liskeard. The fire service were called and cut a hole in the cavity wall - and found the kitten inside.
Felicity Cross from the RSPCA says MaCavity has had a lucky escape:
A tiny kitten is recovering at an RSPCA centre in Cornwall after it was trapped for several days in the cavity wall of a home.
The cries of the ginger kitten, which has been named Macavity, were heard by the tenant of a flat in Liskeard.
The fire service were called and cut a hole in the cavity wall - and found the kitten inside.
Polly the inter-city kitty is on her final journey home after travelling 1700 miles around the South West, trapped under the carriage of a train. After two weeks at the vets, she is ready to be reunited with her owners at Plymouth Railway Station.
Kate Beech, a nurse at Rosvean Vets in Penzance, is travelling with the cat and says: 'she has made an excellent recovery. She's put on a kilo in a week and had all her stitches out. She's coping extremely well without her front leg'.