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Teddy was discovered in the debris of his home 6 days after the blast went off.
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Lucky it’s got 9 lives!
A cat called Teddy has actually been discovered alive in the debris of a house, 6 days after it collapsed due to a deadly gas surge.
The fortuitous feline, a ragdoll moggy breed, was presumed dead from the March 13 blast — which killed a 68-year-old Wales man — however was unbelievely discovered alive almost a week later on.
Teddy’s owner Claire Griffiths-Bennett, 49, and her child Ethan, 14, were hurried to a medical facility after the blast, with Griffiths-Bennett keeping in mind the cat was sitting beside her at the time — and she feared the worst.
“There was a concern that he may not have survived the blast,” an RSPCA representative said.
Their other cat, Fern, and a puppy likewise have actually been rescued and represented.
Rescue employees found the fluffy cat in the debris the following day however were not able to get him out.
However, cops and rescuers worked “tirelessly to try to catch” the cat, regardless of the “dangerous condition” that arised from the blast.
However, when his owner was launched from the health center on Sunday, March 19, she returned to the south Wales home to try to find him — and the ragdoll came back when she whistled for him.
Rescue employees said Teddy “was dusty, a little cross” after the experience, however was otherwise unscathed and reunited with his owner.
The family’s next-door neighbors were delighted with the rescue.
“It’s comforting to have some good news, despite such a horrendous incident,” one female said.
“Absolutely fantastic news,” concurred another. “So pleased he’s been reunited with his owner. Well done to all involved in his search and rescue.”
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