Some footage in the video below may not be suitable for all, just be aware. A fire broke out in a home's garden, and the neighbors gathered together to put it out.
But, when they finished, they heard some tiny, meows inside the ashes. Then they found a burnt paw, a small kitten had badly gotten trapped and burned during the fire. They took the kitten, Phoenix, to the RSPCA to treat her immediately.
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It had burns all over her body, she lost hair on her paws, ears, face, toes, and tail. No one was sure if she could survive.
The reception supervisor at RSPCA Felledge, Luka Atkinson, said in a press release that Phoenix was six-weeks-old, had the skin and she still had fur on all four face, lags, pads and tummy.
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She was so much lucky to still alive. They focused on keeping her hydrated and cool in the first few days of Phoenix's care. Phoenix got worse at first – but then, she started get better! The most of her injuries were from the extreme heat of the fire.
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And she was also in a lot of pain, at least she pulled through and is now grateful, playful and loving kitten!
She still has no fur on her eyelids, but we all hope that her eyes turned around and heal up with time. The video below shows footage about the condition of phoenix.
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