Firefighters use oxygen mask to resuscitate cat found in burning building
Animal breathing again by time owners arrive
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Your support makes all the difference.Firefighters came to the rescue of this cat after saving it from a burning building in St Louis, Missouri.
The animal was struggling to breathe after being rescued from a fire at a house on Kennerly Avenue.
The fire department said in a Facebook post the cat was breathing normally again by the time its owners arrived.
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