A TSA agent spotted a live feline trapped inside checked luggage at JFK International Airport.
A Transportation Security Administration agent in New York City spotted a live feline trapped inside checked luggage at John F. Kennedy International Airport — but safely got the cat out of the bag, authorities said Tuesday.
“The cat did not belong to the individual with the suitcase, it belonged someone else in the household,” TSA spokeswoman Lisa Farbstein told NBC News.The flagged luggage was taken aside and the cat rescued before the tabby could have ended up in the pressurized cargo hold.
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