Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe TEMPE, Ariz., Sept. 26 (UPI) -- Animal rescuers in Arizona said they had to cut a hole in a ceiling to rescue a 5-week-old cat that was trapped for several days. The Arizona Humane Society said employees at the Pyle Adult Recreation Center in Tempe called the society's Emergency Animal Medical Technicians for help after hearing the kitten's cries for several days and being unable to pinpoint the animal's location, KTVK-TV, Phoenix, reported Thursday. Advertisement Andy Gallo with the Humane Society said he and his team had to cut a hole in the ceiling to find the trapped feline, a kitten they dubbed Libby. "Best, most destructive, most rewarding and hardest rescue to date," Gallo said. Read More Kitten survives 167-mile ride under hood of car in Ireland Police rescue kitten from car engine at truck stop Loose kittens halt service on 2 NYC subway lines Mother dog adopts newborn kitten Teen accused of hunting, killing kittens