After the fire: the dog was rescued by the police with an oxygen device

Created: 08/10/2022, 16:30

By: Jasmine Farah

A fire on an apartment balcony calls the police and fire brigade onto the scene.

A dog is also rescued and even has to be ventilated.

With a happy ending.

It doesn't take much for it to burn right now.

In many places across Europe, especially in holiday regions, there is extreme drought and drought.

As a result, the risk of forest fires has increased massively.

This has already happened in many places on the south coast of France, as well as in Spain and Italy. The fire brigade had great difficulty for days to weeks getting the source of the fire under control again and extinguishing it.

After fire: dog rescued by police and fire brigade with oxygen device

But a single spark is enough and a fire begins to blaze again.

This can be, for example, a still glowing cigarette that you have carelessly flicked aside.

However, it is not certain whether this was also the case on the balcony of an apartment in Vienna.

Nevertheless, the fire that broke out there in Liesing, Vienna's 23rd district, could have ended badly.

But fortunately, the fire brigade is on the spot quickly and can "extinguish the fire quickly", as the Vienna police report on their official Facebook page.

Nevertheless, the rescue workers on site are said to have noticed that the apartment owner's dog "had inhaled a lot of smoke gas," it said.

A young policeman courageously intervenes and gives the four-legged friend an oxygen device.

After the fire: the owner reports via Facebook

Another colleague captured this heartfelt sight in an ambulance of the Vienna professional rescue service and posted it on the Facebook page.

With great success.

The picture has already been liked over 5,000 times, commented on 350 times and shared 470 times.

The young policeman takes care of the little pomeranian and is therefore celebrated by the users.

With success.

"On all coats, the dog's condition improved rapidly and he was released for further care," the pun continues.

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Many thank you for the touching effort, including even the apartment owner herself. In a comment, she reveals herself and is happy about the "quick help": "That was my dog, Gismo, who you saved," explains the user .

The Vienna police responded to her in a comment and even checked whether the little four-legged friend had recovered.

The pet owner can confirm that and writes: "Yes, thanks to you he has fully recovered." How nice!

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