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MTA Officers Save Cat Hit By Long Island Rail Road Train

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April 15, 2026

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Metropolitan Transportation Authority officers, John Debacker from Long Island Cat Kitten Solution, and several others worked together to rescue a young cat hit by a train on the Long Island Rail Road tracks. An engineer saw the cat and assumed it was dead. But the cat was a fighter and eventually moved his head. After the MTA came, they shut off power to the rails so the rescue could be completed safely. Inside Edition Digital has more.

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