AURORA, Ill. — A kitten is looking for a new home this week after officers in the western suburbs pulled him to safety after he found himself stuck between an ice machine and a hard place.
According to police, the rescue unfolded outside of an Amstar gas station located near Hill Avenue and Summit Avenue, in Aurora.
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While it is unclear exactly when the rescue took place, Aurora police shared details about it in a social media post shared Friday morning.
Officers say the little tabby kitten’s spelunking skills were not particularly well polished as the cat, which appears to be about 4 months old, became wedged behind the gas station’s ice machine…