Live Rescue: Most Viewed Moments From Mesa, Arizona - Part 3 | A&E

Looks like you've been scratched pretty good. They are major punctures. You should probably get checked out. A doctor may see this and want to prescribe some type of antibiotics just to be safe. I'll probably go tomorrow instead of now. I would go tonight. The sooner the better. OK. the header. Where it goes? Alright. Where it goes? OK dude. Come here. Dude, this thing is like a bobcat. Alright. Take out one of these drawers? Is it going... is it in front of you? He is between these two drawers. Is his head facing you? Yes. He is in front of me.

Come here, friend. OK dude. Come here. My God. That cat is. Hit me with that blanket, buddy. Hopefully he'll just catch the glove. And I can take it out. Yes me too. Come on. I don't know if there's anything there that's trying to force the cat to come out this way. Oh here we go. Yes. Let me know when you're ready. I'm ready for it. Push it towards you. There it goes. Now we just have to force him into... Good kitty. Who is a good kitty? Who is a good kitty? Yes you are. Who is a good kitty?

Alright. So what we're going to do now is trap it, tag it, and then release it back into the wild. Danger, danger, danger. Alright. in this thing. Oh, we need you to get up. Here we go. Get in there. Wow. Oh. Apparently, it was all talk. He's like... he's like, no. He saw the beard. Fear the beard. Fear the beard. So we were responding to a cat that turned on its owner. I think we underestimated the ferocity of the cat a little. Yes. And I can definitely attest that all these years of watching Animal Planet have helped us in this case.

Don't escape from there. Have a better night, guys. Thank you so much. Oh mom. I'm fine. Do not worry about me. I'm fine. The patient is fine. She will go to be checked at an emergency center. Her daughter will take her by car. We captured Moo. No one was scratched or bitten. Then we'll move on to the next call. The house is on fire. There is no one at home. Inside the house, in the back, they are pouring water through a door in the backyard. Oh yeah. I see smoke. Well, here's your hydrant, John. Right here.

But do it. Go home. I have a light whitish smoke that is visible from Bravo Charlie's side. We go there. Inside they found smoke and flames. There was also smoke in the attic so we put a ladder on top to open the top. And we can put water there. They are also providing ventilation to remove the smoke and make it a better environment for the search. But yes, we have fire control. A what? I don't know where he would be. I think so. I don't know where... Why are you all wet? Where were you? JOHN SCHAAR: We are in the phase that is now called "missed stop." There are no active burns or hot spots.

We have covered up the things that need to be covered up. And investigators are on the way. They will try to determine where it started and why. Then the owners will probably be able to tell where certain belongings are and take out important things. Alright. Yes they did it. Alright. Do you know what would have caused it? That? Oh. That there. There's not much on your nightstand that hasn't burned. Did you want me to look underneath? Because I can pull up some of this drywall and insulation, and maybe you can find some. And then there are a pair of Birkenstocks.

OK. Oh yes, we have the other one. What's up with these pink flip flops? OK. He found his cat, which was good. But

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of the things in his room were practically a total loss, burned. They'll come back tomorrow and start trying to put the pieces back together. CHRIS MAPEL: We are responding to a vehicle accident with Mesa Police. It says the airbags have deployed. There is a woman who needs to be checked. OMG, pretty good damage. Yes. CHRIS MAPEL: Man. There is no more harm than that. I can feel both feet a

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. OK. So as of now, it's just the scorch marks from the airbags.

She was the only driver. And the other car was parked. Oh. It turned out pretty good on you. No ? CHRIS MAPEL: Although you also have some marks here on your arm. But look at my car. CHRIS MAPEL: Didn't they knock you out? No. I got out of the car immediately. And I walked up to its doors immediately afterward. OK. I just... I

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on Avenue. And I just had an argument with my husband. I'm sorry to hear that. I left my house angry. And I wanted to make it clear that I was angry. Then it would ruin my tires.

At that time I couldn't control my car. CHRIS MAPEL: So you turned the corner this way? I did. And I was going fast. Because, like I said, I wanted to ruin my tires and prove something. It was parked. And I couldn't... I couldn't help it. So I left immediately... - Do you have water? --to the door. Until I don't know what happened. CHRIS MAPEL: So both cars were parked? Yes. CHRIS MAPEL: Oh my God. Oh no. MAN 1: I probably should have waited until tomorrow to make my car payment, huh? Yes. Ma'am, I'm very sorry. Some accident.

Alright. But I'm very sorry. CHRIS MAPEL: Are you sure you don't want to go get checked out? I'm sure that. I was going crazy right now. Because I'm very afraid. You received a very strong impact. Airbags saved you. But they take your arms away. And they are all bruised. You're bruised over here. I'm fine. I'm fine. I just want to come home to my babies tonight. CHRIS MAPEL: We would like you to review it. But we can't kidnap you. What's happening with my car right now? I mean, do they tow it? I... CHRIS MAPEL: Yes. It will be towed.

Well, I'm pretty sure it's a complete waste at this point. CHRIS MAPEL: I would say yes. There is a good possibility. Don't hesitate to call us again, okay? Thank you. I appreciate it... You're welcome. You are welcome. He turned the corner too fast, tires screeching. She lost control of the vehicle. And now, two innocent people have lost their vehicle that was simply parked on the street. If you're upset, if you're crying, if you're angry, if you're angry, you're probably not going to be your best driver. And these problems can happen.