Port Arthur Police have determined that the poisonous substance that caused a 1-year-old to be rushed to the hospital over the weekend was PCP.

Child Protective Services is working on the case alongside Port Arthur Police Department, according to Shari Pullium, spokesperson with Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, said.

As of Tuesday the child was doing well, according to information from the city of Port Arthur.

Port Arthur Police responded to The Medical Center of Southeast Texas around 3:32 a.m. Dec. 4 where they were told that the mother of the child had taken her to a friend’s home the night before.

While at the friend’s home, the baby was given a bottle that apparently came into contact with a poisonous substance, according to a press release from the Port Arthur Police Department.

The child began to shake and cry and the mother called EMS and the child was transported to The Medical Center.

After the baby was stabilized, she was transferred to Texas Children’s Hospital for further treatment.

The baby is listed in stable condition and police are investigating the poisoning.