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Ambulance man a dog's best friend
Ambulance man a dog's best friend

Ambulance man a dog's best friend

Date10/9/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Ambulance man a dog's best friend. Sasha; a dog overcome by smoke in a house fire on Coxwell Ave. yesterday; receives treatment from Metro Ambulance attendant; Vern Gauld; left; while her worried owner; Jonathan Kirk; 18; lends a hand. Happily; Sasha was soon reivied and able to give her master a grateful lick.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0114094F
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