Quote:Leah was found in the home's bathroom and taken outside, unresponsive, where rescuers began to administer oxygen using a specialized mask.
"We have dog- and cat-rescue masks," Seeton said. "Oftentimes, we get them on and pets start perking right up."
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It's good to hear that Firefighters have also invested on equipment to save our furry friends in times like this. They're not only in the business for saving human lives but also pet lives as well.
Unfortunately, the house cat Leah was with didn't make it.
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