Stoughton’s D’Arpino Helps to Rescue Local Cat
The South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team (SSDART) helped to rescue a cat stuck in tree this past week in Halifax, MA. Stoughton’s Christopher L. D’Arpino is the SSDART team leader.
The Following is a release from the South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team: The South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team (SSDART), led by Stoughton resident Christopher L. D’Arpino, helped to rescue a cat stuck in tree this past week in Halifax, MA. At 11:30 a.m. on Monday the cat’s owner contacted D’Arpino, the SSDART team leader, reporting that his cat had been in a tree for approximately twenty hours. The one-year-old cat was fifty to sixty feet up and on a very weak branch. The wind conditions, though light, were causing the tree and branch to sway, and therefore making it an unsafe scenario for the cat. The South Shore Disaster Animal Rescue Team dispatched Jonathan Cuneo, an EMT, and D’Arpino and Bridget Hatch, both Veterinary …
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