On March 21, 35-year-old Crystal Lamirande came home to see that her Santa Monica apartment was engulfed in flames.
She was panicked in light of the fact that her 10-year-old pooch named Nalu was as yet caught inside however she couldn't move beyond the smoke to protect him. That is when Andrew Klein, a firefighter for the Santa Monica Fire Department, found the oblivious pup that wasn't breathing and didn't have a heartbeat.
"I discovered him amidst all the smoke and the heat. I grabbed him and as soon as I grabbed him I knew that he was unresponsive just by his dead weight," he said.
Klein didn't waste any time performing CPR on Nalu, including mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Subsequent to burning through 20 minutes chipping away at him while Lamirande watched, Klein breathed life into Nalu back. What's far better is that no one else was harmed and alternate firefighters could place out in the flares in 10 minutes.
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