YURI 4 yr old Husky needs your help
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Yuri started a kitchen fire that nearly killed him and damaged the family home Tuesday in west Santa Rosa, fire officials said.
Firefighters found the dog unconscious from smoke inhalation and had to resuscitate it with a canine breathing mask.
My son and his wife both tried to go into the home to get their dog but had to turn back due to the thick smoke, Santa Rosa Fire Capt. Steve Suter said.
Firefighters arrived within five minutes and found the family out front frantic. As crews set up hoses and started the firefight, Suter went inside to search for the dog.
With smoke so thick he couldn’t see the floor. Suter said he eventually found the dog on the first floor near the staircase after bumping into it with his foot. He lifted and carried the 40‑pound husky mix outside.
When the dog began to breathe, he was loaded into Santa Rosa Fire Battalion Chief Jason Jenkins’ truck and taken to a veterinary hospital. Yuri then was driven to the UC Davis veterinary hospital, where he was being treated Wednesday. Due to the smoke inhalation, there was concern regarding his lungs, fire officials said.
Please help my Son and his family with the medical bills for Yuri at UC Davis. They are valiantly trying to save his life and this little 4 year old Husky means the world to my grandson Maverick.
More info here: https://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/8925181-181/fire-damages-santa-rosa-home?sba=AAS&artslide=0
Firefighters found the dog unconscious from smoke inhalation and had to resuscitate it with a canine breathing mask.
My son and his wife both tried to go into the home to get their dog but had to turn back due to the thick smoke, Santa Rosa Fire Capt. Steve Suter said.
Firefighters arrived within five minutes and found the family out front frantic. As crews set up hoses and started the firefight, Suter went inside to search for the dog.
With smoke so thick he couldn’t see the floor. Suter said he eventually found the dog on the first floor near the staircase after bumping into it with his foot. He lifted and carried the 40‑pound husky mix outside.
When the dog began to breathe, he was loaded into Santa Rosa Fire Battalion Chief Jason Jenkins’ truck and taken to a veterinary hospital. Yuri then was driven to the UC Davis veterinary hospital, where he was being treated Wednesday. Due to the smoke inhalation, there was concern regarding his lungs, fire officials said.
Please help my Son and his family with the medical bills for Yuri at UC Davis. They are valiantly trying to save his life and this little 4 year old Husky means the world to my grandson Maverick.
More info here: https://www.pressdemocrat.com/news/8925181-181/fire-damages-santa-rosa-home?sba=AAS&artslide=0
Organizer and beneficiary
Deborah Taylor
Organizer
Napa, CA
William Taylor
Beneficiary
