A Real-Time Look at How a Dog Was Saved From a House Fire #Video
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Description
First responders went to great lengths to get a family’s pet dog to the vet as soon as they could. The dog had breathed in heavy smoke after a fire broke out at the family’s Des Moines, Iowa, home. First, they gave the dog oxygen. Then he was taken in a patrol car to the vet. Experts there say getting him there was one of the biggest factors in saving his life. Inside Edition Digital has more.
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BA
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Thanks Mel: I am so happy for this outcome. Great officers.
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Dee
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SUPER WONDERFUL
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Wandakate
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WOW!!! KUDOS TO THE COPS AND THE FIRST RESPONDERS that saved that dogs life. That was an amazing rescue and to the Vet's office too that did more work and I bet the owner was just overjoyed at all of their life saving efforts. I hope the fire and medical are as good here as they were out there. I am impressed... Great story!!!
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mimi
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hats off to the first responders!
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Mary Jane
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Great story, hope he doesn't have any lasting lung issues.
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Theresa
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Great. Thanks to first responders who go over and above to save lives!
