A workaday local news report on a brush fire came to an adorable ending when it inadvertently captured a kitten being rescued. Roger Lohse, a reporter with Miami-area station WPLG, was about to finish reporting on an 800-acre blaze in southwest Miami-Dade when his cameraman pointed out something behind him. As the camera zoomed in, live footage showed firefighters plucking a tiny black kitten from the edges of the smoldering blaze. It's behind you: WPLG reporter Roger Lohse had almost finished an unremarkable report on a fire when it was pointed out that a kitten was being rescued behind him . Noticing: Lohse's cameraman pointed out the rescue to him, and he went to investigate . As Lohse noticed the live rescue, he ran over to two firefightings holding the lost kitten in a towel, and asked where it had been found. A firefighter who had the animal in her hands said that the tiny pet had been hiding from the fire in an empty Modelo beer box. Lohse signed off his noon report by saying: 'Look at that! Not only did they put out the fire, but we just had the rescue here. How about that - that's a great story'. Later in the day, WPLG reported that the blaze was mostly contained, and that fire fighters hoped that forecast rain would put an end to it completely. Cute: A firefighter was filmed picking up the kitten in a towel from the edge of the smoldering fire . Hiding place: Firefighters said the kitten had been found sheltering in this empty Modelo beer box .
Reporter Roger Lohse was reporting on burning brush near Miami, Florida.
Cameraman noticed tiny black kitten being rescued behind him Lohse.
Firefighters revealed kitten had been hiding in Modelo beer box from fire.