A cute little orange kitten resembling a well-loved velveteen stuffed animal or Daniel Striped Tiger from Mr. Roger’s show has managed to survive after wandering into a fire pit. The rescuers named him Arson, but the online community came up with the nickname “little Phoenix” because he emerged from the flames relatively unscathed. Despite having his fur singed all over his body and his paw pads and nose blistered, Arson is still adorable and in good shape, thankfully without any damage to his eyes. Miss Dixie’s Kitten Rescue shared Arson’s story, introducing him as the brave kitty who survived a fire pit and is currently recovering with some blisters and dehydration.
Miss Dixie’s Kitten Rescue shared pictures on their Facebook page of a brave little kitten who had survived a fire and was saved by kind-hearted individuals. The kitten cried out for help, and fortunately, someone heard and came to its rescue. The images of the courageous kitten captured the hearts of people online, who were touched by his story and wanted to lend a helping hand.
The little dude is a teeny-tiny fella, weighing less than a pound. He’s got a lot of love to give, and he sure knows how to make some noise. Plus, he’s undeniably adorable. We’re taking good care of him, making sure he gets the medical attention he needs and helping him build up his appetite.
It is essential to check wood piles and fire pits for kittens before lighting a fire. Although it is common knowledge to tap the car hood and honk the horn to check for hiding kittens, we tend to overlook fire pits, which can be a perfect hideout spot for animals. With kitten season lasting longer than usual, it is crucial to check for them at any time of the year.
Miss Dixie’s Kitten Rescue urges people to check the woodpiles and fire pits before lighting them. Kittens and other small creatures may find these spots attractive and take shelter in them. Recently, a kitten named Arson was rescued from a fire pit in South Carolina. It remains a mystery as to how he got in there, but kittens born outdoors can fall into open pipes, get stuck in walls or even vending machines.
The online community resonated with Arson’s story and shared their experiences of rescuing animals from fire pits. Some even suggested changing the kitten’s name, not realizing that adoption agencies usually give new names to the animals they rescue. The critical thing is that Arson fully recovered and found a new home, thanks to the kind rescuers and generous supporters. In conclusion, we must always remember to check for animals before lighting a fire, especially in spots like wood piles and fire pits.
Taking Flight with a Feline Companion
Following several months of recuperation under the care of rescuers, the kitten’s fur has fully regrown and he is now a stunning ginger boy. It’s hard to believe that this little one once emerged from a fire pit! What delights us even more is that he has been adopted into a loving home with a black cat named Jonas. They will undoubtedly be inseparable. Congratulations to the new family! According to the rescue organization, several kittens have found their forever homes over the past two weekends, and they couldn’t be happier for them and the families who have given them a chance at a better life.
If you’re interested in staying up-to-date with Miss Dixie’s Kitten Rescue, be sure to check out their Facebook and Instagram pages. I can’t help but notice that the adorable kittens they rescue have a color combination that feels very familiar…
