When two tiny animals were stuck at the bottom of a completely full dumpster, they had no
idea if their desperate cries for help would ever be heard.
But just when their anguished squeals began to seem futile, a kind-hearted passerby came
to their rescue.
In fact, this desperate story came to light because of the quick action of the good Samaritan
who happened to overhear the strange noises coming from the metal dumpster in Los Angeles.
Unable to stand by and do nothing, the kind stranger alerted the L.A. Animal Rescue organization.
An all-volunteer non-profit, L.A. Animal Rescue finds, medically treats and then puts in foster
homes all of the animals that they rescue from the streets of Los Angeles.
As part of the organization's efforts to reduce the problem of homeless pets, it also
provides free spaying and neutering services.
Volunteers Armando Navarrete and Annette Ramirez are from L.A. Animal Rescue, and they arrived
at the dumpster to learn that there were two tiny kittens buried deep in the garbage pile.
Amazingly, the rescuers managed to locate the first tiny, black ball of fur using micro-cameras
attached to long poles.
The two meowlers had somehow escaped having their tiny bodies crushed by the tremendous
weight of garbage on top of them.
But as the rescuers got a better look at the little animals, they realized that the kittens
weren't yet old enough to be weaned from their mother's milk.
So, with no time to waste, Navarrete and Ramirez got to work lifting the first of the adorable
felines to safety.
The pair used specialist equipment that included a long pole with a loop or rope at the end
for the job, so Ramirez was able to lasso the black kitten and hand it to a waiting
Navarrete.
However, the second kitten proved slightly harder to locate.
Nevertheless, the rescuers probed the fully loaded skip with their small camera, and they
finally found the black and white kitten at the bottom of the dumpster.
It quickly dawned on Navarrete and Ramirez, though, that they would be unable to reach
the cat by simply leaning over the top of the dumpster, even with their long catch pole.
Naturally, then, they decided to cut open the lock on the dumpster with an electric
saw.
Carefully, the duo used the sparking power tool to slowly open the dumpster door.
And, after a few nervous seconds in which clumps of rubble fell to the floor, the sound
of a tiny kitten cut through the air.
The kitten is then cautiously pulled from the garbage pile.
"Oh my god!
It's so little," Ramirez remarked as she handed the kitten over to Navarrete.
Later, L.A. Animal Rescue posted a video of the dramatic rescue on YouTube to highlight
the amazing work of its volunteers.
"Two kittens were rescued from of all places, the bottom of a full dumpster," read the
caption.
"Nav and Nett headed out to the Valley and discovered a fully loaded trash dumpster at
an apartment complex," the post continued.
"The complex was remodeling a unit and left behind a locked dumpster stacked to the top
with debris."
Outlining the risks of the operation, the rescue center revealed, "The concern was
if the dumpster was to be opened… the debris would come crashing down and crush the kittens,
so SMARTs specialized equipment and power tools were utilized to safely and successfully
rescue the two kittens."
Unfortunately, it's not the first time that animal rescue services have been called to
save a set of kittens from a Los Angeles dumpster.
In 2013, for instance, six little kittens were found dumped in the Castaic area of the
city.
Luckily for them, they were rescued by Richard Kerr of the Citizens for Sheltered Animals,
which helped nurse the cats back to health.
In this case, the kittens were said to be "close to death" and were so young that
they still had their umbilical cords attached.
In times like these, then, it is reassuring that people like Kerr, Navarrete, Ramirez
and, of course, the good Samaritans who call them are there to help.
Indeed, it's a welcome reminder to always be vigilant about observing your surroundings.
Thankfully, the dumpster-diving kittens from the Valley are now stable and up for adoption
– and it shouldn't be long until they get their happy forever after.
In fact, the cute twosome have already drummed up many fans thanks to their incredible story.
For example, the comments below their rescue video are awash with kind thoughts and well
wishes for the young animals.
"Glad these sweet kittens were rescued," wrote one commenter.
"Who would do this?
They are adorable," another added.
And while just how they ended up in the dumpster will remain a mystery, the kittens are now
in safe foster hands, thanks to L.A. Animal Rescue.
Each month, then, the foster parents bring their tiny charges to adoption meetings, where
the public can meet the animals in need of a furever family.
Of course, it's not just cats that are lucky enough to benefit from the organization's
special care.
No, the foster parents helping the rescue teams are also hosting numerous dogs, two
ducks, a rabbit and even a pig – all of which are in need of loving permanent homes.
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