You'd never get how some of these furry friends wound up stuck in these places.

Let's take a look.

I on the Black Cat may have just eight lives left.

After getting stuck on the side of a cliff in Los Angeles, Zion was found about 100 feet off the ground, making its greatest gave.

While it's Family was hosting a party.

A neighbor spotted the feline and called authorities, who brought Zion back to safety.

How about this unlikely duo Taylor, the German shepherd, and Godzilla, the £80 tortoise they got stuck in this tunnel?

It's usually Godzilla's hiding place, using it to hibernate in the winter.

But this was the first time Taylor decided to check it out for herself.

I'm just thinking, like, How does she get down there?

Then one of the owners tried to dig them out.

I went head first into the tunnel, which I realize shortly after it was a bad move.

Finally, it's firefighters to the rescue.

They did the trick by offering Godzilla her favorite snack lettuce free in the booth.

Thank you.

Yeah.

What did you do?

You went to the wrong hole, huh?

wrong way.

Look at that tiny kitten head stuck in that tiny fence.

Don't touch.

I know, I know, I know.

Los Angeles Animal Rescue helped free the little feline.

Hey, Mr Nash.

Thanks for coming out.

They believe the stray cat regularly went in and out of the bottom of the fence, but one day got shot with a BB gun and frightened went through the wrong full.

A little mineral oil, some careful maneuvering.

And a short time later, the cat was free safely, people, we got her.

And for the rial celebration straight was taken to a local shelter where it was then adopted into its forever.

At just one week old, this alpaca has gotten itself into quite a sticky situation.

Just a little head, folks, up from this badger hole.

It happened on this Wisconsin for look at the concerned Mama waiting for her baby to be safely rescued.

After a bit of digging, Farmer John was able to get the pack out.

Not quite a stick in the mud, But you get this.

66 year old man and his pet parent were on a stroll when the parent couldn't free itself from a recently dredged Lake in Illinois.

In what the owner, which is how they wound up here.

That's when the Fire Department was called.

This was a pretty tame pet so that he was more than happy to stay on his owner shoulder and ride the whole ride back to the shore.

Chief says the situation could have been dire, heavy not, and someone there in the part with him.

It's quite possible that he could have still been stuck there, but luckily, all is well in both parents, and a human turned out just fine.

Look at this Jughead, a raccoon confused because a jar is stuck on its head, crying the whole time in there.

So a couple who rescues animals was called in to help.

They used cooking oil to get the critter loose.

Proving peanut butter got him into quite the sticky situation.

Thanks for this Wild Fox got a little too hairy when it got stuck in a net.

Pennsylvania firefighters gingerly cut around the animal's head before setting him loose into the woods.

Forget hitchhiking.

This little girl wanted a ride, and she wanted it.

Now this koala got stuck in a car's wheel, arch and stayed there for 10 miles.

It's amazing and it's a It's a wine.

The road.

It's downhill, so that car would have been looking from side to side.

The driver had no clue the koala was there and only found it after parking and hearing cries from inside the car.

That's when Australia and fire officials were called and she was let out.

A local animal rescue organisation took Kelly to get checked out, kept her under observation for a week, then released her back into the wild.

And this rhino managed to get jammed up with a tire.

An animal conservation group in Zimbabwe noticed the rhino exhausted himself, trying to get rid of the rubber ring.

Working together, they got it off, and he was so hungry that immediately after the final step for us, next for inside edition dot com.