Heroes Dogs: alert neighbors and save their owner from a stroke

VIDEO: That's how two farmers saved their owner

Two dogs became the heroes of a Florida neighborhood, USA, after saving their owner He suffered a stroke at home.

Maureen Hatcher was a victim of a stroke December 3, which caused his collapse in his home in San Agustin, a Florida neighborhood.

Bella and Sadie, two Hatcher breeders, They noticed that their owner was feeling bad and was running towards her.

"I remember that Sadie came in," says the woman First Coast News

"I said that mom needed help, and then they left," the woman added.

That was what made the two black farmers left home looking for help with the neighbors.

The search of the dogs was captured by the surveillance cameras by Maureen Hatcher.

Bella and Sadie went through the neighborhood until they find a neighbor, who found the woman lying on the ground and He called 911.

The paramedics arrived at Maureen Hatcher's residence, they took to the race center at the Baptist Medical Center in Jacksonvillewhere they saved her from permanent brain damage.

"When a stroke occurs, time is of the essencesaid Dr. Nima Aghaebrahim for the First Coast News.

The doctor said that a clot cuts off blood flow on the right side of Maureen Hatcher's brain, so this attention meant that the watch worked to avoid permanent damage to the brain.

"When a stroke occurs, time is of the essence," added Aghaebrahim.

The doctor explained that the rapid action allowed specialists implement a new procedure to remove the clot, which involves emptying a dye to find it, then cutting the femoral artery of your leg and maneuvering a stent retriever to remove the clot in your neck.

"One of the strengths of our career is that we can help people like Mrs. Hatcher"Aghaebrahim mentioned in speaking of the unknown medical procedure performed by the patient.

Although Maureen Hatcher was hospitalized on December 3, her story was recently known. after revealing the video of his security camera.

The woman told the media that she still did not know how her dogs had opened the door of her housebut appreciate your reaction.

"For rights, that should not be how I am … I am blessed … very blessedHatcher told First Coast News with Bella and Sadie sitting at her feet.