Puppies treated for suspected fentanyl overdose to go up for adoption in Washington
Six puppies were revived and treated by first responders and are now being monitored at a local animal shelter
TL;DR
- Six puppies were revived after a suspected drug overdose, believed to be fentanyl.
- Firefighters at Sky Valley fire station administered naloxone, oxygen, and CPR to the puppies.
- Sheriff's deputies located the individuals who dropped off the puppies, finding three more needing treatment.
- An animal cruelty and neglect investigation is currently ongoing.
- The puppies have been cleared by veterinarians and are in quarantine before adoption.
- The local animal shelter has received many adoption offers and is overwhelmed with inquiries.
- Some fire station personnel have expressed interest in adopting the puppies.