‘Essentially Frozen’ Cat Revived by Vets After Buried Under Snow in Montana

A man walks along an ice-covered break-wall along Lake Michigan while temperatures were hovering around -20 degrees and wind chills nearing -50 degrees in Chicago, Illinois, on Jan. 31, 2019. Scott Olson/Getty Images

An “essentially frozen and unresponsive” cat was located in Montana and was saved by veterinarians amid cold temperatures.

The cat, named Fluffy, was found under a pile of snow in Kalispell. The animal’s fur was matted with snow and ice.