Three vehicles dismantled in one day to rescue 'little Houdini' kitten who kept hiding in engines
The RSPCA said the cat was finally rescued from the third vehicle it hid in after"several hours"
Three vehicles had to be partially dismantled in one day to rescue a kitten that kept climbing into engines.Wheels and bodywork were removed at a garage in King's Lynn, but before Lohse was reached, she ran under another. That car was also partially dismantled before the third escape - under the RSPCA's own van - which was then taken apart to finally reach the feline.
The charity said it took"several hours" to rescue the animal, believed to be between six and 12 weeks old, on 14 July.
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