Next Africa: Congo Rainforest On The Brink (Podcast)

We had the opposite problem of this kind homeowner below we had rats in our walls once. It was awful. We couldn’t sleep from hearing them moving in the wall behind us at night. Thankfully, that’s all behind us, and we would trade rats scurrying for mysterious wall meowing any day. But even if it’s as cute as meowing, it’s still pawsitively concerning. Meowing from inside the walls usually means that something is stuck there, and you’ll have to tear down at least part of the wall to get it out. After two days of not knowing where it was coming from, the tenant called a maintenance crew to check it out. They found a four-week-old kitten stuck back there, and they couldn’t get it out. So, he took matters into his own paws and, with the help of a few friends, got the cute kitty out of the wall and is now safely being cared for. Soon, he’ll get vaccinated, dewormed, and start living his fluffy life to its fullest. And it’s all thanks to a hammer and some wet food!.