Good Samaritan Does CPR On Pet Poodle
Oregon Man Saves Dog Hit By Car Using "Mouth-To-Snout" CPR!
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Good Samaritan, Tim Dehning, and Prince's family James and Gina Fogle with their kids Nick, Joshua and Jacob and 7-year-old Prince share their story with Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith. (CBS/The Early Show)
The Good Samaritan, Tim Dehning, and Prince's family -- James and Gina Fogle with their kids Nick, Joshua and Jacob -- and 7-year-old Prince, shared their story with Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith.
Prince escaped from the Fogel's yard, ran into the street and was hit by a car.
Dehning lives in an Oregon neighborhood near that of the Fogles. He was in his kitchen when he heard cars screech and the yelp of a dog.
"I went out my back door and I saw a dog lying in the middle of the road and thought it was actually my dog," he said. "By the time I got up to Prince, he was bloodied up and pretty scraped, and so I actually picked his head up and tried to comfort him, and then he stopped breathing."
An avid watcher of the TV show, "Animal Planet," Dehning tried to use the skills he learned from the show to save Prince's life.
To hear what happened next, click the Play button below.
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- AAH thats NICE
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- I loved ,loved, loved your story on Prince the poodle!! I am so grateful to CBS for bringing us such a heartwarming story! I was just channel surfing and stopped on this segment of the show. I cried and told all my friends about it! I have never been an Early Show watcher before, but I am switching over to a more sensitive, warm network. Thank you CBS!! You win!!!!!!!!
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- Sorry but liplocking with a dog is just nasty and sick. Eeeewww.
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- What a wonderful story! I love to see people going the extra mile for an animal in need. This neighbor is indeed a hero and I commend and applaud his efforts. Tim is in my prayers!
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