Μake us preferred on GoogleAs firefighters continued on Monday to extinguish scattered flare-ups along the Attica-Boeotia (Viotia) wildfire front in south-central Greece, animal rescue teams expanded parallel operations across devastated communities, searching for pets and livestock left behind as residents slowly returned to assess the damage. Among the rescues was a large dog found chained in the yard of a partially burned home. In another operation, rescuers discovered four newborn kittens, still blind and severely malnourished, inside an outdoor wood-fired oven where they had survived the wildfire. Support operations have also included the distribution of bottled water and packaged food to firefighters and volunteers deployed along the wildfire front. The shift reflects the transition from emergency firefighting to relief, recovery and damage assessment while rescue teams continue searching burned settlements for surviving animals.