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Two cats saved by firefighters from flat blaze

Hsin-Yi LoSouth East
News imageEddie Mitchell A firefighter holding onto a black cat with bright yellow eyes. There is a fire engine beside them.Eddie Mitchell
News imageEddie Mitchell A firefighter is holding a small kitten in his hands. He is standing near some residential properties.Eddie Mitchell
Firefighters were pictured holding the rescued cats following the fire in Worthing
The crews managed to rescue a kitten and carefully examined the animal to ensure it was unharmed

Two cats have been rescued from a fire at a flat.

Crews wearing breathing apparatus entered the building in Worthing, West Sussex, to save the pets after being called at 10:00 GMT.

The flames were brought under control and firefighters were seen holding the animals outside the property on Orme Road.

The fire service left the scene at 11:40. A cause for the fire has not yet been confirmed.

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