Cats have a tendency to get stuck in odd places.
Such as one ginger cat in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, which inexplicably found its head trapped in a hole in a wall and had to be rescued by Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) firefighters.
The rescue operation was highlighted in a Feb. 17 post on the agency's Facebook page.
Stuck
According to the post, APM Kota Kinabalu received an emergency call that day from a homeowner in Kota Kinabalu.
The person reported that a cat was trapped in the wall of their house.
This was the scene firefighters saw when they arrived:
Image from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
Image from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
Clad in protective suits, the firefighters used a power saw and other rescue equipment to ginger-ly (pun intended) cut through the wall.
Image from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
Image from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
They then successfully freed the furry feline.
Image from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
'Cute but naughty'
Most online users lauded the firefighters' efforts.
Others jokingly deemed the cat as a naughty troublemaker.
Screenshot of comment from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
Screenshot of comment from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
And one user echoed what was likely on many of our minds when we saw the photos.
Screenshot of comment from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.
"Is it cute that he is stuck there? Hahaha," the user wrote.
Yes.
Other stranded cats in M'sia:
Top image from APM Kota Kinabalu / Facebook.