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Sandakan traffic cop wins praises for saving kitten

He is seen running to stop traffic after spotting the kitten on the road and goes on his knees to coax the kitten to him.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 05 Sep 2025 4:11PM

Sandakan traffic cop wins praises for saving kitten
Netizens praised him for his kind act and said he was an example to be followed.

A TRAFFIC policeman, believed to be in Sandakan has won praises from netizens after he went out of his way to rescue a kitten.

He is seen running to stop traffic after spotting the kitten on the road and goes on his knees to coax the kitten to come to him.

In a video uploaded on Sandakan Viral Kini, he is then seen looking for the kitten under the car before finally catching it and taking it to safety.

Netizens praised him for his kind act and said he was an example to be followed. - September 5, 2025

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