Jacksonville, FL — He was found alone at the top of the Dames Point Bridge.
A 5-week-old kitten is now safe in the care of the Jacksonville Humane Society (JHS) thanks to two construction workers.
This five-week-old kitten was about 175 feet over the St. Johns River when CONSTRUCTION WORKERS heard his cries. @ActionNewsJax @jaxhumane pic.twitter.com/qMto4KgAkx
— Kaitlyn Chana (@KaitlynChana) May 24, 2017
On Sunday, May 21st, Arthur Earley and Jose Rosario were working at the top of the Dames Point, when they heard a kitten cry. They stopped working and eventually found a tiny kitten, huddled behind a large piece of concrete.
They were able to grab the kitten and pull him to safety, offering up their own water and snacks.
He's affectionate, curious, and a bundle of energy! Don't miss this cute fur ball on @ActionNewsJax at 5:30!! ❤️@jaxhumane pic.twitter.com/wrSjBc6unP
— Kaitlyn Chana (@KaitlynChana) May 24, 2017
A veterinarian with JHS found the kitten needed to gain weight, but is otherwise healthy.
The kitten, now named Dames Point, is currently in a foster home, gaining weight, before he can return to JHS for adoption.
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Posted by The Jacksonville Humane Society on Wednesday, May 24, 2017