Cara Delevingne’s beloved cat was rescued Friday from the massive fire that destroyed her $7 million home in Studio City, California.
While the 31-year-old model was in London, a devastating fire engulfed her home, but luckily her pets were rescued safely.
She initially thought both of her pets had died in the fire and shared a post on her Instagram Stories about how her “heart is broken.”
She later shared a post expressing her relief that her cats had actually been rescued, and she expressed her gratitude to the many firefighters who extinguished the massive blaze and saved them.
‘They live!! Thank you to the firefighters,” she wrote alongside a red heart emoji with a photo of her precious pets.
Cara Delevingne’s beloved cat was rescued Friday from the massive fire that destroyed her $7 million home in Studio City, California
While the 31-year-old model was in London, a devastating fire engulfed her home, but luckily her pets were rescued safely
In a now-deleted message, she had written next to a photo of the two animals: ‘My heart is broken today. I can not believe it. Life can change in the blink of an eye. So cherish what you have.’
Around noon local time, one of her cats looked visibly distressed but was safely wrapped in a blanket and carried by a man.
He was spotted carefully putting Delevingne’s pet into a car and being taken away from the scene.
The fire started sometime in the early hours of Friday morning and caused extensive damage to the property and caused its roof to collapse, as seen in aerial photographs.
Firefighters rushed to the scene after a 911 call was received around 3:57 a.m. PST, according to TMZ.
It was reported that a total of 94 firefighters showed up to battle the blaze, arriving in 13 different engines.
It is believed the fire started in a back room of the sprawling property, but it is currently unknown how the fire started.
Images obtained by DailyMail.com show that entire parts of the roof have now collapsed as a result of the fire.
She initially thought both of her pets had died in the fire and shared a post on her Instagram Stories about how her ‘heart is broken’
Around noon local time, one of her cats looked visibly distressed, but was safely wrapped in a blanket and carried by a man. He was spotted carefully putting Delevingne’s pet into a car and being taken away from the scene
Her precious cat was seen looking around intently
Her pet did not appear to be seriously injured. The man was seen gently cradling the cat against his chest as he took the cat to a vehicle for safe removal
Her other cat was not in the photo, but was also safe, according to her Instagram post
She initially thought both of her pets had died in the fire and shared a post on her Instagram Stories about how her “heart is broken.” She later shared a post expressing her relief that her cats had actually been rescued, and she expressed her gratitude to the many firefighters who extinguished the massive blaze and saved them.
She was in London and away from her pets when the fire happened early Friday morning
The fire started sometime in the early hours of Friday morning and caused extensive damage to the property and caused its roof to collapse, as seen in aerial photographs.
It was reported that a total of 94 firefighters showed up to battle the blaze, arriving in 13 different engines
It is believed the fire started in a back room of the sprawling property, but it is currently unknown how the fire started.
It is said it took firefighters almost two hours to fully bring the blaze under control, with at least one person injured, although it is not yet clear who.
TMZ claimed that a firefighter fell from a ladder while trying to extinguish the fire and was injured.
One person staying at her home was also reportedly treated for smoke inhalation.
According to the Los Angeles Times, Cara bought her 8,000-square-foot mansion for $7 million in 2019.