Max is alive and well after being rescued from a house fire earlier this week.
Cork City Fire Brigade has shared an update for the lovely Max, a dog they rescued from a fire at Dillons Cross on Monday.
After extinguishing the blaze, Cork City Fire Brigade’s crew searched the smoke-filled property and found the unresponsive dog, who they named Max.
He was given oxygen with a special pet mask designed to fit an animal’s nose and then brought to the Sunbeam Veterinary Hospital for treatment.
Earlier today crews responded to a house fire in Dillons Cross 🚒
Crews extinguished the fire and searched the smoke-filled property and rescued an unresponsive dog 🐶
‘Max’ was given oxygen and was then brought to a local vet for treatment 🏥
Thankfully he’s now on the mend pic.twitter.com/6v7T2dhcps
— Cork City Fire Brigade (@CorkCityFire) November 8, 2022
In an update yesterday, the fire brigade confirmed that Max had made a “PawSome recovery”, and was enjoying his final bit of pampering before heading home. They also shared a photo of Max enjoying a shower, with a bandage on his front paw but otherwise looking the picture of health.
Dog lovers took to the comments to applaud Cork City Fire Brigade for rescuing the pup. One wrote: “That’s fantastic, I’d have been so grateful if it was my dog”. Another said “you’re so kind to do that for the dog”.
🐕Max has made a PawSome recovery after his Ruff week. He's getting his final bit of pampering from Sunbeam Veterinary Hospital before going home.
👏 A big round of Apaws for all the staff. All the best Max. #loveanimals pic.twitter.com/g8Pid8Xs5A— Cork City Fire Brigade (@CorkCityFire) November 10, 2022
The kind of good news story we all need heading into the weekend.
Header image via Twitter/Cork City Fire Brigade
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