McNugget was a kitten at the shelter I volunteer at and foster for called ACCT Philly. It serves the city of Philadelphia. It is the largest open intake shelter in the region and serves over 28,000 animals yearly, mostly cats and dogs. Their mission is to provide shelter, care and life saving for the city’s homeless, abandoned and abused animals. I went in on Saturday September 22nd around 1pm to volunteer with the cats and kittens in the shelter as well as to take a new family home to foster myself. Kittens that are to small to be in cages in maternity are in card board carrier boxes with a blanket and a heated rice sock to keep them warm. The shelter recently got new boxes with these big round holes on the side and the kittens that are big enough like to stick their heads through it and peek out. McNugget is a 4 week old single kitten that was brought into the shelter as a stray. He had returned from overnight care and was on the shelf with other litters of kittens that had also returned. There were 3 litters total and he was the box in the middle. I walked over to visit the other kittens in the cages in maternity and McNugget started popping his head out of the box for attention. I walked over to see him and he stuck his mouth through the hole and started loudly meowing. I was afraid he wasn’t going to get his head stuck so as you can hear in the video I tell him to put his head back in before he gets hurt and he actually does it with one final meow. He was taken into long term foster care the same day and is now thriving in his foster home as far as I am aware.