Stoughton’s D’Arpino Helps to Rescue Canton Cat
On June 8, the Stoughton-based South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team (SSDART) helped to rescue a cat stuck in a tree in Canton. Stoughton’s Christopher L. D’Arpino is the SSDART team leader.
The Following is a release from the South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team: A Canton cat stuck for three days 100 feet up in a tree on Harrison Road (off Randolph St.) was lowered safely to the ground Friday, June 8 by The South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team. The Stoughton-based group was contacted Friday by Canton Animal Control officer Nadia Branca to help save a cat that was stuck in a tree. The cat, “Figaro,” was had been in the tree during the recent rain storms. Stoughton's Christopher D’Arpino, team leader of the South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team, assembled a team of vet techs specifically trained for such a rescue. The cat “Figaro” was moving further and further out onto an unsafe limb and was in immediate need of …
Christopher D’Arpino
1:18 pm on Monday, June 11, 2012
To Dwight, you are correct, GPS read 100ft, but was actually 80ft. sory about that. I did not realize the calibration was off.. more ›