This is the heartstopping moment four five paramedics run into oncoming traffic to save a stranded kitten.<br /><br />The hapless moggy was just inches from being crushed after wandering onto the busy motorway in Nakhon Sawan, northern Thailand, on May 10. <br /><br />But a passing minivan with several paramedics inside spotted the six-week-old cat as it struggled across the tarmac with vehicles whizzing past.<br /><br />They parked their minivan on the hard shoulder and dashed out, waving for cars coming towards them to slow down. <br /><br />Anyawut Phophai filmed the rescued as Chief rescuer, Bin Bunluerit, scooped up the frail kitten and carried it to safety.<br /><br />The feline was then given a whole stretcher to itself while receiving treatment in the back of the ambulance.<br /><br />Anyawut, from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation, said: ‘’It’s a miracle the kitten wasn’t hit by any of the cars. It was only about six weeks old and so small that many drivers did not notice him. <br /><br />‘’His legs were weak and his heart was pounding. So we comforted him in the ambulance to help him recover from the trauma.’’<br /><br />The kitten, which is believed to be a stray that was separated from its family, was taken to a nearby vet and will be put up for adoption. <br /><br />Anyawut added: ‘’Every life is valuable. The kitten needed help and fortunately, we were there at the right time to save him.’’
