Firefighter saves puppy's life with CPR
A firefighter in the United Kingdom has been hailed a hero for saving the life of a puppy dog with CPR.
The tiny terrier was one of 10 dogs rescued after fire tore through a dog kennel at Little Hulton in Manchester.
Emergency worker Dale Chetto pulled the eight-month old pup from the burning building and quickly fitted him with an oxygen mask.
He also gave him a heart massage.
“He was only small, I could hold him in my hand, and when I first pulled him out I could not feel a pulse,” Mr Chetto told the Daily Mail.
“The heart massage is exactly the same as you would do with an adult, although I put a breathing mask with oxygen in it on him instead of doing mouth to mouth.
“I was doing heart massage for about five minutes until I started feeling a beat in his chest.”
Two adults and six children escaped the blaze unharmed.
Four dogs perished in the fire.
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