As soon as the lock began to light up she knew she had done the right thing. Oh thank Merlin, Circe, Dumbledore, all of the wizards and witches past, present, and future. Big shout out to her favorite professor, tho. Not that she would name that one. Then as the lock clicked open and the cage swung open she all but launched herself in to retrieve Sam. "Oh Merlin! Sam I'm so sorry!" she muttered urgently as she adjusted the blanket around her so that it was properly covering her shoulders now. Everything in her mind told her to cry, but she quelled that feeling. No time for tears right now. She could totally cuddle her bestie and cry later. Yep. That was a thing.

Now warming her friend up. How to go about it... because she didn't want her body to like go into shock from a sudden temperature change. Or was she thinking too much into this? First she cast an insulation charm on the blanket as she tucked it in tighter around her friend. "I got you. I promise. " Or... she had her as long as there wasn't some hidden charm or spell work causing her temperature to remain low like it was. UGH. And well... maybe that was a thing, too. The blonde grabbed her bestie up under her arms and gently hauled her out of the cage. Sure the snow wasn't going to help, but she couldn't stand to see her inside of a cage any longer. And considering Sam had grown up on the streets it especially hurt her heart to see her so cold... she usually didn't even seem to feel the cold. Hmph. Stroking her hair back as she got her settled basically on her lap, Dora pointed her wand at Sam, "Finite! I hope that works... and just in case that makes it worse... " she followed it up with another insulation charm and warming charm to boot.