MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Ind. – A cat that was found burning in an Indiana field last week has died, reports CBS affiliate WTTV.

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The cat, nicknamed Phoenix, was found Wednesday night by a retired firefighter who saw flames erupt in the field. He decided to investigate and found Phoenix, who had been doused with gasoline. The cat’s paws were tied together and a firecracker, which did not ignite, had been placed on top of it.

By the next night, 19-year-old Noah Riley had been charged with two counts of animal cruelty.

Phoenix had showns signs of recovery, but took a turn for the worse on Sunday, according to officials with the Animal Welfare League of Montgomery County. She died not long after fluid built up in her lungsSV% in 22 games with Norfolk this season. At the time of his recall, LaBarbera led Norfolk goaltenders in wins, saves (566), minutes (1,266) and appearances, and co-led in shutouts. The 6-2, 246-pound goaltender was signed as a free agent on July 1, 2014.