I'm sorry to hear about the incident. It depends on the damage, some might be able to nurse back to close-to-original state if the damage isn't too severe and a good quality cream is used. But if damage is severe, not much you can do. Also, not sure if you have put any leather products in the dryer before and it drys for the whole cycle, the leather might look like that too, in addition to the smoke like previous user commented.by the way, will applying moisturizing lotions/creams for leather help?