Firefighter breaks down after rescuing kitten in viral video. Internet is emotional
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A firefighter broke down in tears after rescuing a kitten. The video has gone viral on social media.
A heartwarming video of a firefighter rescuing a kitten is doing the rounds of the internet and has gone viral on social media. The 28-second clip was posted to Twitter by an account called Made You Smile and has already been viewed around 2 lakh times within three hours of being made available online. Italian firefighter saves small kitten and then cries his heart out pic.twitter.com/iE6Y0GazIx People should be free to cry whenever they feel so moved. I love that the other firefighters just hugged the tearful rescuer. My dad cried way easier than my mom and everyone in the family was fine with that. No one should ever be ashamed to show emotion. Love anyone who loves animals, especially if they aren’t afraid to show their emotions for animals Aawww that is so sweet. Also I low-key wish I were this kitten. When you love what you do you won't work a day in your life.Glad kitty is ok One of the many things I love about Italy- they really love their cats! Thank you Italian firefighter, whomever you are. Yes, you made me smile. And also tear up a little. It so happened that the kitten accidentally fell into an open hole on a road and cried for help. The firefighter heard the kitten crying and immediately pulled it out from the hole. The incident made him so emotional that he broke down in tears after rescuing the kitten. His colleagues, in the meantime, consoled him as everybody tended the kitten. “Italian firefighter saves small kitten and then cries his heart out,” the caption of the post reads.
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