The neighborhood came to the help of a neighbor when a fire started in their garden. When someone heard tiny, weak screams coming from the debris, they initially believed that everything was OK and that everyone was safe.
A little paw could be seen sticking out from behind the pile of wood after they moved a couple of the pieces. It belonged to a little kitten that was severely injured in the fire and in need of help.
The injured kitten, later named Phoenix, was rushed to the RSPCA, which started treating her wounds immediately. She had burns all over her tiny body, causing fur loss on her ears, paws, toes, tail and face.
She was in such bad condition when she first arrived that shelter staffers were worried she wouldn’t make it.
The injured kitten, later named Phoenix, was rushed to the RSPCA, which started treating her wounds immediately. She had burns all over her tiny body, causing fur loss on her ears, paws, toes, tail and face.
She was in such bad condition when she first arrived that shelter staffers were worried she wouldn’t make it.
According to a news statement from RSPCA Felledge’s reception supervisor Luka Atkinson, “Phoenix was in a truly sad shape when she arrived.” It was difficult for us to see such a little kitten in such condition when she was only 6 weeks old. She was lucky to be alive despite having skin burned off of all four of her pads and fur singed on her face, stomach, and legs.
“She runs riots with the other kittens at our center, so we are just so happy we gave her a chance and saved her life — she really is the luckiest kitten in Britain!”
