[Animal News]During the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, many animals were also affected. Rescuers not only worked hard to save people from the rubble, but miraculously rescued many animals. Firefighters rescued a miraculously survived cat trapped in the Defne district of Turkey for 9 days, and named it “Enkas”, which means “wreckage” in Turkish. The rescue of Enkas greatly improved the morale of the firefighters in the rescue operation, and Mao Mao stood on the shoulders of the rescuer Ali Cakas even more tightly, never leaving. Ali was moved by the cat’s gratitude, and he decided to take Enkas home for adoption.
During a search and rescue operation in the Defne district, firefighter Ali Cakas found a cat trapped in a collapsed building. Although it had been 9 days since the earthquake, the cat was miraculously unharmed. He named the cat Enkas, and to his surprise, Enkas seemed to have destined him to be his master, clinging to him and often standing on his shoulders. Ali decided to take Enkas home for adoption, and uploaded a photo of Enkas sleeping with him on the bed on Instagram, describing Enkas as not only faithful, but also very elegant and polite.
In addition, Turkish search and rescue personnel rescued a cat with an injured foot in the ruins of Islahiye District on February 11. They renamed the cat “Mucize”, which means “miracle” in Turkish.
The international animal protection organization PETA also sent personnel to Turkey to help the injured rescued animals. Many of the animals had fractures and needed surgery. They shared a cat on the Internet struggling to find food in the ruins. They will The cat was named “Talia” after it was rescued, referring to Talia’s broken ribs, probably due to being hit by gravel, but even though it was very painful, Talia still happily ate the food provided by the rescuers. PETA announced some more good news, including the rescue of 40 parrots alive by search and rescue personnel in a collapsed pet store.
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