DAVIS, Calif — A dog pulled from a house fire in Davis earlier this month has made a full recovery.
The Davis Fire Department responded to the blaze on April 12 along the 3500 block of El Segundo Avenue.
While combatting the fire, crews rescued a dog from the house and gave it a special oxygen mask designed for dogs before performing CPR.
The dog was taken to the UC Davis Veterinary Medicine Emergency Room, but it ultimately made a full recovery.
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