A frozen cat which was found buried in snow has come back to life.
Fluffy was so cold that her temperature didn’t even register on vets’ thermometers.
She was found with snow and ice caked to her fur in Montana recently, when temperatures plummeted as low as -13C.
Her owners took her to an animal clinic and after a few hours of being wrapped in warm blankets and the heat from a hairdryer to bring her round, the cat began to show signs of life.
Commenting on the photos, social media users were delighted at the happy ending to the ‘tail.’
One wrote: ‘This is a miracle with some quick thinking on the part of her ‘parents’ and this wonderful vet! This outdoor cat has certainly used up one of her nine lives! She is so lucky that she found such amazing care. LOVE this story!’
Another posted: ‘Excellent save! So glad the veterinarians and technicians and the owner worked hard to save this cat!’
Amazing success and survival story from this week. Some clients found their injured cat buried in snow. They brought…
Posted by Animal Clinic of Kalispell on Tuesday, 5 February 2019
