Firefighters rescue a cat that was trapped inside an auto

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This story can be considered odd since a couple who were in the company of their cat in Portsmouth New Hampshire were witnesses to their cat who was riding in a stroller when the sound of thunder scared the cat who jumped away from the stroller and managed to get inside the engine of a parked auto nearby. The couple who are the owners of the cat called 911 to ask the authorities for help to rescue their cat who was inside the engine of the parked auto. When the Portsmouth Fire Department firefighters came to the scene of the incident, a storm was in play. The firefighters received help from a National Wrecker who lifted the auto so they could take out some parts of the engine where the cat was trapped inside. The rescue of the cat who was trapped inside of an auto took about one hour. The owner of the auto understood why a wrecker and the firefighters were working on his car to rescue the trapped cat who was inside the engine of his auto. The cat after he was rescued was returned to his owners who were "grateful" that the firefighters and the wrecker employee rescued their cat. What probably happened what that cat entered the engine of the auto from going underneath the auto since I do not think that the front of the parked auto was opened at the time of the incident. In my opinion I find it odd that an owner of a cat would be riding in a stroller.