He was pulled from a fire in pretty bad shape. The fire department had pulled him out and the emergency squad people started giving him oxygen and started wrapping his feet. His feet were completely burned. But today, K.C. is okay. K.C.'s veterinarian, Dr. Jeffrey Wright, says this is no miracle mutt.
Animals have great powers of recovery, if their injuries are treated promptly.
But emergency crews trained to help humans say they often felt helpless trying to treat patients with four legs or feathers. You kind of had the feeling that, well, you really didn't know what to do, I had no clue what to do. So that's why Dr. Wright created this unusual first aid course. It's in the left side of the chest, same as in humans. Some things are new.