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Firefighter Won’t Let This Dog Die After Pulling Him From A Burning Home, Performs Mouth-To-Mouth
Meet Andrew Klein, a first responder with the Santa Monica Fire Department in California, who just demonstrated that every life is worth fighting for by saving a doggie named Nalu. The apartment where the pooch lived with his mom caught fire earlier this week, dangerously trapping the dog inside the house.
At the same time, Billy Fernando, a portrait photographer, was driving by when he saw the scene. The man stopped and started taking pictures of firefighters in action – but what he didn’t know was that he was about to witness a life being saved.
“As I was standing outside, I saw the firefighter, Mr. Klein, running toward the curbside grass area carrying something,” Fernando told The Dodo. “I didn’t know what it was at first, but then I realized that it was a pet who had been trapped in the fire. The dog was unconscious, limp and not moving at all.”
“Just a minute after, [the firefighter] began performing CPR on the pet without any hesitation,” said Fernando, adding: “It was an awe-inspiring moment.”
Twenty minutes into action, the doggie slowly began showing signs of life. “The owner was in tears. Everyone was very happy with the ending.”
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Firefighter Andrew Klein just demonstrated that every life is worth fighting for by saving a doggie named Nalu
Image credits: Billy Fernando
The apartment where the dog lived with his mom caught fire earlier this week, trapping Nalu inside the house
Image credits: Billy Fernando
Billy Fernando, a portrait photographer, happened to be there and started to take pictures
Image credits: Billy Fernando
“I saw the firefighter, Mr. Klein, running toward the curbside grass area carrying something”
Image credits: Billy Fernando
“It was a pet who had been trapped in the fire. The dog was unconscious, limp and not moving at all”
Image credits: Billy Fernando
“Just a minute after, [the firefighter] began performing CPR on the pet without any hesitation”
Image credits: Billy Fernando
Twenty minutes into action, the doggie slowly began showing signs of life
Image credits: unknown
“The owner was in tears. Everyone was very happy with the ending”
Image credits: unknown
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John L 7 years ago
There needs to be a special award for such humanitarians.
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John L 7 years ago
There needs to be a special award for such humanitarians.
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