Firefighters in Michigan are being hailed as heroes after they used Narcan to rescue a puppy who fell victim to a fentanyl overdose.
The owners of the puppy brought the pet to firefighters in Coldwater, Michigan, after she overdosed, according to a Nov. 19 Facebook post by Coldwater Firefighters Local 2555.
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“The puppies name is Whip and she got into a fentanyl patch and overdosed,” the post read.
“The owners where able to bring her do us and we administered two doses of Naloxone (Narcan).”
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At least two doses of naloxone were used, according to a report.
“She will be monitored until her follow up with her veterinarian,” according to the post.
