Summary
Firefighters in Arizona rescued two cats from a house fire and provided them with oxygen using special masks designed for animals. One of the cats needed further veterinary care but has since recovered. A video of the rescue went viral, with many people praising the firefighters' actions.
Key Facts
- Arizona firefighters responded to a house fire on November 21 and rescued two cats.
- The firefighters used special oxygen masks made for pets to help the cats breathe.
- Smoke inhalation is especially dangerous for pets because their lungs are smaller.
- One cat recovered at the scene, while the other needed more care but is now better.
- The rescued cats are staying in a foster home until their owner finds new housing.
- A video of the rescue shared on social media received over 109,000 views.
- People online praised the firefighters for saving the cats' lives.
