Firefighters Valiantly Resuscitate a Tiny Dog Who Died in a Fire
“Come on, buddy,” and “at-a-boy,” the firefighters said encouragingly, stroking and patting him as they administered oxygen. <3
“Come on, buddy,” and “at-a-boy,” the firefighters said encouragingly, stroking and patting him as they administered oxygen. <3
“About the fifth time, I have her a big, long mouth-to-snout and I saw some little eyes blinking. And then she jumped up and ran off,” Christy Osborne-Evans said.
“There is absolutely no doubt that Sergeant Legleiter’s and Officer Hammond’s quick response and care saved this dog’s life,” ACPD said.
Beachgoers breathed a collective sigh of relief as Xena inhaled. Even the other dogs, who were distressed by the commotion, appeared to be relieved.
“I just reached in and grabbed the dog and got the dog out and it was not breathing,” he said.