Ambulance crews were dispatched to the Brazilian city of Bauru this week to aid a man in distress. When they arrived, they saw the guy on the ground, apparently having a seizure.
However, as first responders approached the individual, they noticed he was not alone.
Bob and Chiara, his two dogs, were with him, and they had no intention of leaving their best friend’s side.
The two dogs followed the victim into the ambulance when he was loaded.
The paramedics then told their superiors that the entire gang would be going to the hospital at the same time.
“Concerned about the patient’s and dogs’ life [if they had been left alone]… “The crew chose not to separate the buddies,” the paramedics’ supervisor, Patrcia Iolanda, stated in a Facebook post.
As a result, they all rode together.
The man was admitted to the hospital after he arrived. Meanwhile, Bob and Chiara had taken up residence just outside the door, waiting for him to return.
The dogs’ careful guardianship lasted all night.
But, in the end, their fears were allayed.
The next day, having recovered from the incident, the man was released — discharged from the hospital into the sweet care of his two dogs.
For them, it was no doubt worth the wait.
Every day, paramedics deal with life and death situations. In this situation, though, the takeaway was more of a sentimental nature.
“I don’t know what this is if it isn’t love,” Iolanda wrote.
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