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NYC Cat Finally Rescued After 14 Days

by Pat Coate | April 18, 2006
"I think you'll all agree that she is in great shape."
- Peter Myers, Molly's owner

New York City, New York, USA - Molly the cat is finally free. After two weeks stuck behind a brick wall in a 19th century building, the bashful 11-month-old feline was rescued from her plight Friday night by a volunteer who found her wedged in a crawl space between bricks and a piece of sheet metal.

Molly's ordeal became international news this week as reporters and onlookers gathered to hear her distressed meows. Rescuers drilled and hammered out bricks in the cellar of the 157-year-old building and tried everything from special cameras to traps to get her out.

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