A poor kitten was left feline scared after it accidentally got stuck on the top of a home in Dublin.
The adorable cat was having a purrfectly fine day until it realised it couldn't get down from the roof.
But thankfully, "pawsome" firefighters from Dolphins Barn Fire Station rushed to the scene to help the little feline back to safety.
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The kitten was reunited with its five-year-old human with all its nine lives intact thanks to the hardworking crew.
A spokesperson for the Dublin Fire Brigade said on Twitter: "A pawsome crew from Dolphins Barn came to the aid of a kitten who had become stuck on the roof of their house.
"The forlorn feline was soon reunited with its 5-year old human. If you are concerned about an animal contact an animal rescue organisation who will ring us if needed."
Firefighters of the Dublin Fire Brigade also responded to a fire alarm in the west of the capital.
The entire apartment block had to be evacuated after the alarm went off over the weekend.
The crew discovered that the break glass unit was maliciously activated and vandals used an extinguisher to spray dry powder everywhere.
A DFB spokesperson said: "Firefighters responded to a fire alarm activation in West Dublin over the weekend.
"Unfortunately it appeared a break glass unit was maliciously activated and a dry powder extinguisher discharged.
"The whole apartment block needed to be evacuated until it was determined to be safe."
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