Tragedy in Neuruppin: Housing fire costs life of two cats!

Tragedy in Neuruppin: Housing fire costs life of two cats!

Neuruppin, Deutschland - A tragic apartment fire occurred on June 19, 2025 in Neuruppin, in the district of Ostprignitz-Ruppin. According to a report by fire brigade magazine, the fire brigade was alerted at 11.14 a.m. with the alarm keyword "B/building large". When the emergency services arrived, the smoke had already pressed close out of the affected apartment and the residents of the apartment building had brought themselves to safety.

The fire brigade under respiratory protection was able to locate the fire stove in the kitchen and start the extinguishing work immediately. Despite the quick reaction, it was too late for one of the two cats found in the smoky apartment. This could not be saved despite attempts at resuscitation. The second cat already showed signs of flue gas poisoning and was also immediately brought to a veterinary practice and treated there.

Unclear the cause of the fire and high property damage

The cause of the fire is currently still unclear and the police have started investigations. According to a report by Bueromagazin, the property damage is significant, the extent of which is currently being determined. The affected apartment is uninhabitable due to strong soot deposits, which forces the residents to look for alternative accommodation.

In incidents like this, not only the life of animals is affected, but also that affected by people. Councils of fire that often lead to such tragedies are often fire -threatening work such as welding or soldering. In private households, these activities are often under inadequate supervision, which means that they can become a herd of fire, as the Brandschutz-zentrale . A vigilant eye on the use of such devices can be crucial here.

The fire brigade with 19 emergency services was active in this case, supported by the police and emergency services. After completing the extinguishing work, the premises were ventilated and finally handed over to the police.

While the affected residents and pets are fighting for help and support, it remains of the greatest importance to examine the causes of such fires to prevent similar incidents in the future. The cooperation between the fire brigade and the police remains essential.