Cat Rescued From Karmiel Fire Receives Oxygen Treatment
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
A cat named Mitsi was rescued from a fire near residential buildings in Karmiel after inhaling smoke. Magen David Adom paramedics administered oxygen to the cat, which quickly recovered. Four people were treated for minor injuries, with one taken to the hospital. The cat was later released to its owners after veterinary care.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A cat named Mitsi was rescued from a Karmiel fire after inhaling smoke.
- Magen David Adom paramedics provided oxygen treatment to the cat, which recovered quickly.
- Four people were treated for minor injuries at the scene.
- One of the injured individuals was transported to the hospital for further care.
- The cat was released to its owners after receiving veterinary attention.
Late at night, Magen David Adom's emergency dispatch received a call about a fire near residential buildings in Karmiel. MDA teams, including ambulances and intensive care units, responded to the scene and provided medical treatment to four individuals with minor injuries. One of them was evacuated by ambulance to the hospital. Firefighters, while searching the apartments, discovered a frightened cat covered in soot, having inhaled a significant amount of smoke. They immediately transferred the cat to the MDA team. Senior paramedic Anan Muhassan described finding the cat with soot on its white fur, semi-conscious, and barely able to open its eyes. He, along with paramedic Yaniv Milstein and emergency medical technician Eitan Shmulvitz, administered oxygen to the cat in the ambulance. Within minutes, the cat recovered and even jumped around inside the ambulance. The cat, named Mitsi, was subsequently taken to the municipal veterinarian for further treatment and was later released to its owners, reportedly healthy and meowing. The owners, Anna and Roza Osetski, expressed their gratitude to the MDA team and everyone who assisted, stating they were relieved Mitsi was okay.