A pit bull puppy was abandoned by his owners at the vet’s office after firefighters rescued him from the fire – you can’t believe what he has become.

Sometimes we have a rough start in life. It is often said that how you start a race is not as important as how you finish it. The poignant tale of a pit bull named Jake is a prime example of this.

Jake has been caught in fires since he was a puppy. He was only a few weeks old at the time. Jake was lucky enough to be rescued from the burning shed by a firefighter. He was immediately taken to the vet for treatment. The fire left the poor puppy with serious injuries and burns all over his body.

Jake was abandoned by his owners at the vet’s office, which was bad for him. The little puppy, who was injured and now homeless, was in bad shape. Jake’s fate changed when the firefighter who saved him decided to adopt him.

As a result, his life immediately improved. Jake was able to recover from his injuries thanks to the love and support of his new family. The dog was allowed to grow up in the fire station because his new owner was a firefighter. He has adapted well to life at the fire station, even getting his own place on top of the fire truck.

Jake’s life was fairly happy after his adoption. He was assigned to help the fire department evaluate fire hydrants. He is also the official mascot of the Hanahan Fire Department. As a result, Jake will become an ambassador to the wider public. He makes monthly trips to local schools to teach children about fire safety.

He was sworn in as the team’s official mascot and given the opportunity to take the K-9 oath. He was also promoted to the rank of official member of the administration, entitling him to receive his own jacket and badge. On the other hand, his owner made him a little firefighter costume, which might be cute.

Jake has played a vital role in the community as a result of his work with the fire department, but this dog’s work is far from done. Jake will likely become a certified therapy dog ​​in the future, allowing him to work with burn victims.