Florida firefighters rescue kitten from Orange County blaze

A cat named Neptune has another eight lives to live, thanks to firefighters with Orange County Fire Rescue.

When a fire broke out at an apartment, firefighters were able to isolate the blaze to a dryer inside the unit, officials said.

Rescuers were able to get everyone out, including the resident kitten, Neptune.

Neptune was given oxygen as a precaution and will be OK, officials said.

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