Firefighters say that when they pulled Fuego the cat out of the fire, he wasn’t breathing either.
They put an oxygen mask on Fuego and revived him.
A neighbor reached out through the "Tulsa PAWS" Facebook group when crews took Fuego to an emergency veterinarian where he could receive care.
Within just a few hours, PAWS members on Facebook donated enough money to ensure that Fuego would receive the treatment he needs through the week.
Fuego suffered severe smoke inhalation, burns on the pads of his feet and a burn to his cornea.
He is recovering well.
PAWS is still collecting money to pay for the cat's ongoing care.
The owners will have an opportunity to take over his medical care if they want to continue to own Fuego, but if not, PAWS will find the cat a home.
All of the human residents who lived in the home were able to make it out of the home.
Investigators have not been able to determine what caused the fire, but they say a fire burned at the same home within the last few years.
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