Paramedics put an oxygen mask on a dog rescued from a burning house

A family house caught fire, leading firefighters to rescue several dogs trapped inside. One dog suffered from smoke inhalation and received oxygen from paramedics, improving its condition before being handed over to disaster management for veterinary care. This incident follows another case where a small dog named Mandarin was treated after being rescued from a burning workshop. Additionally, concerns about pet safety have been raised, highlighting risks such as grapes causing kidney damage in dogs. Meanwhile, efforts are underway in the U.S. to clone genetically modified dogs for the military to reduce disease susceptibility.