Kolkata: Two weeks after Kolkata airport officials saved lost pet cats on the way and reunite with their owners in Silchar, airport officials repeating achievements on Friday – this time tracking a 11-month-old cat who lives in a one-story house in Biman Vihar locality in Ganganagar Next to the airport wall and have crossed the wall on Thursday.
On Thursday afternoon, Pet Parent Swani Dey found Leo lost while his mother Michhi wailed.
“I have been looking for Leo everywhere until I see it on the other side of the airport wall from our terrace.
But I don’t know how to make it back.
I ran to a CISF official who keep the Watchtower but he said he couldn’t leave the post and us Requires permission to enter, “Dey said, a first year’s PG student at 11:30 a.m., one of Dey’s friends marked the civilian withdrawal of the Scindia Jyotiraditya Minister.
“Our house is beside the kolkata airport airport wall.
Our cat falls to the other side and is in danger when the wall cannot be changed.
The authorities have refused to help.
Please save the animal.
This is an emergency,” post read.
On Friday morning, the family rushed to the airport terminal and explained this problem to CISF officials and airport authorities, who immediately agreed to help.
Officials appointed the team and circulated photos of cats in their Whatsapp group.
“They allowed me at the airport and airport officials and the park maintenance team to help me.
It took us two hours before one airport staff saw Leo hiding in the bush,” Dey said.
A senior airport official said they were happy to help.