New York firefighter adopts dog he helped save after it was hit by a car trends now
A New York firefighter has adopted a three-legged puppy he helped to save after she was hit by a car.
Buffalo Fire Department first responder Anthony Pulvino, 30, took in the vulnerable canine called Auburn after two teenagers found her injured on the street.
The teens brought her to Pulvino's station at Engine Co.19 last month. They said she'd been hit by a vehicle one block away near the intersection of Forest and Grant.
Pulvino was the first firefighter they spoke with, and he quickly alerted the lieutenant and the other responders in his crew.
Auburn did not have a collar, and she suffered a leg injury along with grazing on her body.
Buffalo Fire Department first responder Anthony Pulvino, 30, took in the vulnerable canine called Auburn after two teenagers found her injured on the street
The teens brought her to Pulvino's station at Engine Co.19 last month. They said she'd been hit by a vehicle one block away near the intersection of Forest and Grant
The firefighters placed her inside a box with a pillow and took her to the emergency vet.
'One of her rear legs was a little messed up, but she didn't seem [to be] in too much pain,' Pulvino, who has been a firefighter for 2.5 years, told Fox News Digital.
'She did have a lot of road rash, so we treated her, kind of cleaned up her cuts.'
