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A dog named “Keiser” wouldn’t be alive today if not for the quick-thinking actions of a firefighter and paramedic who saved the German shepherd mix after rescuers pulled him from a burning home. Keiser was on the brink of death when Virginia firefighter Josh Moore and paramedic Bubby Bish made the split-second decision to begin administering oxygen to the dog through a mask designed for a person. After five to eight minutes of treatment, Keiser began wagging his tail. Bish says he had never seen anything like it in his 48 years as a paramedic. “Josh did a great job. In my opinion, Josh is a hero,” Bish told a local TV station. Read KTLA’s story here: ktlane.ws/1qnTUnC

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