Earlier this month, an orange tabby cat caught the eye of individuals residing within the Denver metro space after he went to a crash scene to see if he may assist out. Turns out, one of many first responders on the scene shaped a bond with the kitty and adopted him.
South Metro Fire Rescue
“Hazi” quick for hazmat, discovered his endlessly household just some weeks after heading to the crash scene and hazmat spill on Interstate 25 in Douglas County on March 7. Three folks had been harm within the crash.
South Metro Fire Rescue
When the ambulances confirmed up on the crash, so did the cat. Despite being informed that the “people had issues below management” the cat was decided to examine issues out on his personal and even jumped into the again of an ambulance! The crews mentioned that nobody on the crash wanted feline help so the cat was put right into a service and brought to the Buddy Center in Castle Rock. After efforts had been made to seek out his household, Hazi was available for adoption.
Buddy Center
On Thursday, Hazi’s new household got here to choose him up from the Buddy Center in Castle Rock. The first responder introduced his household with him and it appears just like the tabby cat matches proper in with the remainder of the household.
It’s unclear whether or not the cat will proceed together with his interest of serving to out throughout emergencies.
