Murrieta Firefighters Revive Unconscious Cat With CVS-Donated Oxygen Masks
September 26, 2013
One cat is very lucky to be alive with the help of some fast-acting Murrieta firefighters. On Wednesday, September 18, 2013, firefighters responded to a blaze at a smoke-filled home where the cat was found unconscious with labored breathing. The firefighters used one of their new oxygen masks designed specifically for animals to revive the fluffy Persian cat. The masks were donated by California Veterinary Specialists and this was the first occasion they were used. Fire Chief Shobert sent an email thanking Dr. Carr at CVS. “Your equipment donation to MFD saved a feline’s life last night at a house fire, where a pet was overcome by smoke!” Read the complete story at NBCLosAngles.com.
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