A hospital worker’s routine commute took an unexpected turn when she spotted something unusual on the shoulder of Interstate 95 near Jacksonville’s Fuller Warren Bridge — a tiny kitten, face down in a grate and barely moving.

It was a nightmare scenario with a positive ending.

An adorable pup named Bella is safe and sound after falling into a 14-foot cave-like hole on Sept. 30 in Ocala.

It’s not every day that a police officer is asked to rescue a cute little pig from the side of the road, but that happened to these officers.

A young man who was lost at sea for about 30 hours in early August was reunited Thursday with the crews who helped rescue him.

Coast Guard rescues a diver 12 miles west of Egmont Key, Florida.

Jacksonville firefighters rescued two dogs from a house fire Wednesday morning in the city’s Sandalwood neighborhood, officials said.

An aircrew from Air Station Miami, U.S. Coast Guard MH-65 Dolphin, rescued several people stranded in Sanibel Island Thursday. On Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard District 7 shared the body camera video of the rescues.

A St. Johns County deputy rescued a baby deer that fell into a 15-foot pit last week.

Kitnapping is not the best option for kittens, mother cats and shelters.

Firefighters in Georgia rescued an "extremely exhausted" deer that got its antlers and neck caught in soccer netting.

Lt. Allen Harvill, Chief Jack Griggs and Engineer Freddy Ortiz appeared on The Morning Show on Wednesday to share details of the rescue.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

Category 4 Hurricane Ida made landfall in Louisiana on Sunday -- the same calendar date, Aug. 29, as Category 3 Katrina did 16 years ago.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

To Fur Sisters, rescue is a passion. While it may not always be easy, it is always worth it. Kelly Krehbiel, Founder and President of Fur Sisters, started the organization due to the overcrowding in local shelters. She believes that every dog should be given a second chance. They do this by pulling dogs from surrounding neighborhood shelters that have little funding, give the dogs the vet care they need, and place them in loving foster homes until they get adopted.

Four people are safe thanks to first responders who rescued them -- as their boat was going over this dam.

GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. – The Glynn County Water Rescue Team saved a dog Tuesday morning from the ocean near Massengale Park. Glynn County Fire Rescue said the pup, named Brooks, decided to chase a few pelicans. Unfortunately, those pelicans were half a mile off shore. Members from the water rescue team were able to locate Brooks in St. Simon’s shipping channel and bring him safely back to shore. Brooks and his owner are both safe and appreciative!

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department responded to a capsized boat late Wednesday afternoon near the Buckman Bridge, and the operator of that boat has not been located. Fire and Rescue said the vessel struck one of the pilings under the Buckman and capsized north of the bridge. As of 7:15 p.m., the boater had not been located, according to Eric Prosswimmer, spokesperson for JFRD. Crews were towing the boat to an area near NAS Jacksonville. The investigation was being turned over to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla- – An adult, a child, and their family pets are all OK after a fire started at their home early Monday morning. The fire happened a home in Murray Hill near I-10 and McDuff Avenue around 3:30 a.m. It appears the adult and child were able to quickly get out of the home, but left without their three dogs. — MyJFRD (@JFRDJAX) August 24, 2020Firefighters were able to save the dogs and none were injured. The fire was put out quickly so the home will not be a total loss, but the Red Cross is assisting the family.

GLYNN COUNTY, Fla. – A Glynn County Police Department investigator -- who happens to be a licensed falconer -- rescued a hawk on Tuesday after it was struck by a vehicle. The police department said the red-tailed hawk was eating a meal when it was injured. Luckily for the large bird, investigator Lowrey’s “unique talents” were put to use and he handled the hawk safely and transported it to a rehabilitation center so it can recover, the department said. The Facebook post did not include the investigator’s first name. Investigator Lowrey is also attached to GCPD’s Special Response Team.