NJ kitten travels 800 miles trapped in car bumper — till shocked driver spots this

Source: New York Post

A kitten trapped in the bumper of a car in New Jersey survived a nearly 800-mile trip to Georgia — before one of his paws was finally spotted hanging out of the vehicle and he was rescued. The feisty feline, nicknamed “Jersey,” somehow landed inside the bumper of college student Jadyn Sawyer’s car in Mount Laurel in the Garden State before she headed back to school at the University of Georgia on Aug. 10, NJ.

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