A cat rescue story from Arizona

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Thanks to a concerned person who heard the cries of a six week old kitten who was trapped behind a double brick wall for at least one day since there is no exact time how long the orange skinned cat was in trouble, the members of the Arizona Humane Society which were two animal medical technicians used their tools of the trade to chip down the wall where the kitten was trapped inside. The work of opening the wall where the kitten was trapped took about one hour before the kitten was rescued by the animal medical technicians. The kitten who had no name at the time of the rescue was given the name Wall E by the rescuers who thanked the concerned citizen for doing his part to alert them for allowing them to rescue the female cat on July 31. Wall-E is currently in foster care since the kitten suffered soft tissue wounds, swelling and other injuries from his time behind the wall in a building. Wall-E will be placed up for adoption soon by officials of the Arizona Humane Society, Thanks to the publicity from this story, I am sure that Wall E will be adopted by a loving family soon. The mystery is how did the female cat got stuck behind a wall in the first place since what I know about cats is that they are very curious creatures.