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There is no denying that some creatures are more courageous than we may think. That was demonstrated by a mother cat in Brooklyn who practically walked through fire to save her five babies.
Scarlett, the mother, was seen bringing her babies out of a burning garage one by one by Brooklyn firemen. She was gravely injured and each journey cost her more money. She suffered burns on her body and had lost some of her fur. Her paws and ears were blackened, her eyes were closed, and she was on the verge of passing out. Scarlett, on the other hand, hung in there until all of her kittens were safe. She checked each one with her nose to make sure they were there before passing out.
(h/t: animalchannel)
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Scarlett and her infants were taken to the hospital by Brooklyn firefighters, who were able to quickly put out the fire
The feline family was taken to a veterinary facility by one of the firefighters, David Gianelli.
Scarlett lost one of her babies in the fire, which was tragic. But now she and the other four kittens are doing fantastically well. They’ve even been adopted and will live with their new families for the rest of their lives.
They weren’t fully separated, though. Scarlett and her children drew international notice and received letters from all corners of the globe. People wanted to adopt these adorable kittens, but the clinic wouldn’t let them go that simply. They agreed to let them be adopted two at a time in order to keep the family together.
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In terms of Scarlett, she found the ideal owner in Karen Wellen, a woman who was no stranger to mishaps
She’d been hurt on the road, and her ordeal inspired her to adopt a cat who had gone through a similar ordeal.
Scarlett lived a long and happy life until October 11, 2008, when she died. People, on the other hand, remember her narrative and draw inspiration from it. The North Shore Animal League, which saved her and her kittens, now offers an award for courageous animals called the Scarlett Award for Animal Heroism.
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Scarlett was also featured in the novels “Scarlett Saves Her Family” and “The Bravest Cat”
She also earned a bravery award from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in the United Kingdom. Her legacy has unquestionably endured long after she has passed away.
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We will never forget you, dear Scarlett
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She isn’t the only cat who has stepped up to the plate to save the day
Susan March-Armstrong was saved by a female cat named Charley in 2012 after she collapsed in the toilet during a diabetic episode. March-blood Armstrong’s sugar had dropped to dangerously low levels, causing her to pass out. Her husband was sleeping in a spare bedroom, so he wouldn’t have discovered her until the next morning, which would have been far too late for her to receive care.
March-Armstrong described her as “simply fantastic.” “You hear about dogs doing things like this, but you don’t hear about cats. I have no recollection of what happened after I went to the bathroom, but when I returned, Charley and Kevin were both standing next to me, purring happily.”
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Charley stormed into her husband’s room and began hitting his face and hands
Charley ran into the bathroom where his wife was unconscious when he eventually awoke and followed her. He was able to save her life by administering a glucose infusion. It was all because of Charley, though.
March-Armstrong stated, “Kevin explained she had woken him up and raised the alarm, and he has not left my side since.” “I could have perished or ended up in the hospital if it hadn’t been for Charley. She’s a very sweet-natured and compassionate cat, so it’s hardly surprising that she’s worried about me. She’s had a special bond with me since she was a little kitten.”
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March-Armstrong, on the other hand, claims to have a theory about why Charley was so determined to save her
March-Armstrong explained, “She came from a litter of kittens a friend had, but the person who got her sent her back, saying she wouldn’t feed and they didn’t know what to do.” “She couldn’t feed herself since she was so little. I kidnapped her and, I presume, saved her life by hand-feeding her until she learned to feed herself, so maybe she’s repaying me now? In any case, I’m incredibly proud of her. She is a hero to me.”
Others are in agreement. Charley was nominated for the Hero Cat Award by the Cat Protection League. She and March-Armstrong were in London for the awards.
Cats, like humans, may be heroes in a variety of situations, from fires to medical catastrophes.
