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A peaceful morning in Neuruppin turned into a heartbreaking tragedy when a fire broke out in an apartment building, and the cause was something no one expected—a curious house cat.
It was around 11 a.m. when a smoke detector began sounding through the halls of the building. Residents quickly noticed the smell of burning and alerted emergency services.
As the building filled with smoke, they were safely evacuated, escaping harm—but not everyone inside had a way out.
The apartment where the fire started was home to two cats. Their owner was not at home at the time.
According to the local police, one of the cats may have accidentally triggered the stove by turning one of the knobs, causing nearby items to catch fire.
The blaze quickly spread, filling the apartment with thick smoke. When firefighters reached the scene and put out the flames, it was too late for one of the beloved cats.
She didn’t make it.
Her feline companion, however, was found alive but in distress. Rescuers acted quickly and rushed the second cat to a veterinary clinic, where she is now receiving care and showing signs of recovery.
The apartment, sadly, is no longer habitable.
Damages are estimated at around 50,000 euros. Criminal technicians have since examined the unit and collected evidence. Still, early findings suggest this was a tragic accident caused by a pet left alone with accessible appliances.
While the fire took away a gentle life, it also revealed how deeply animals are woven into the fabric of our homes and hearts. One little soul is gone, but her story—and her companion’s survival—won’t be forgotten.
To the cat who passed, may you rest in warmth and love. And to the one still healing, the world is holding its breath, waiting to see you play again.
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