PESHAWAR – A prompt action by Rescue 1122 staff to the public call saved the life of a wounded and abandoned dog in Peshawar.
Bilal Faizi, a spokesperson for rescue service, said a call was received on Tuesday by the control room that a dog was lying injured in a critical condition at Bacha Khan Chowk and that immediate treatment could save its life.
People such as these restore my faith in humanity and this country. Rescue 1122 workers in #Peshawar got a call from someone who said a dog was lying on the road unable to move . They then provided him first aid it & took took him to the hospital. pic.twitter.com/dDhtgygtAk
— Iftikhar Firdous (@IftikharFirdous) April 11, 2018
Acting immediately upon the complaint, the rescuers rushed to the site and provided first aid to the canine and later shifted it to a nearby veterinary care unit, according to an official statement.
Residents in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa capital have calling the act exemplary, applauding the prompt response of Rescue 1122 team.
