Dog Revived By Narcan After Apparent Opioid Overdose Adopted: PSPCA

PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia dog that was revived with Narcan after apparently suffering an opioid overdose has been adopted.

The Pennsylvania SPCA said the dog, named Toodles, has found his forever home.

"Have the happiest life sweet boy," the PSPCA said in a social media post with his new owner.

Toodles' saga began on Monday, April 17.

The SPCA got a call from the Blue Pearl Emergency Hospital about a dog that was believed to be suffering a drug overdose.

Toodles was administered Nrcan after veterinary staff was told his owner would "share" drugs with the dog, the SPCA said.

After being given Narcan, Toodles became responsive.

"It is unimaginable what would have happened if Toodles hadn't been taken to a veterinarian," the SPCA said. "But, thanks to the quick work of the Good Samaritans, and the lifesaving work of Blue Pearl, Toodles is alive today."

The SPCA said Toodles has "miraculously made a full recovery."

"And, he is just about the sweetest pup around," the SPCA said. "Everyone loves him. But our hearts still break for all that he has been through."

Philadelphia Police take care of the person who was found alongside the dog, the SPCA said.

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