Our furry friends can be quite mischievous and curious creatures. They don’t always think about the potential dangers of their playful adventures, which can lead to trouble. Just like this unfortunate pup who managed to get its head stuck in a pipe. This incident happened in Arbyrd, Missouri, located in the southern region of the United States. The Kennett Fire Department received a distress call to rescue a homeless dog that was trapped in the pipe. It was definitely an emergency situation that needed immediate attention.
Upon arriving at the site, the rescuers quickly realized the severity of the situation. According to Kait 8’s report on May 20th, the creature had become trapped earlier that morning in the Black Gold Potato Field area. The rescue operation required a great deal of effort and advanced tools to free the animal. The firefighters spent a grueling five hours extracting the critter from the tube, which ultimately had to be cut open.
According to Paul Spain, the fire chief, they took extra precautions while cutting and ensured that they were doing it in the right place. They also faced difficulties in trying to keep the animal calm during the process.
Spain reported that they were successful in reducing it. However, the animal in question was still exhausted, severely lacking hydration and experiencing hunger.
Actually, the dog had to be transported to the Kennett Veterinary Clinic while still attached to a tube. Once there, the veterinarians put her under anesthesia and removed the remaining metal objects that were trapping her.
Spain expressed her delight in the positive outcome of the rescue mission. She noticed that the dog became more alert and excited every time the pipe was removed and wagged its tail happily. Spain emphasized that pets are just as important and valuable as human life to many pet owners. She was grateful that the rescue team even contacted them to inform them of the successful rescue. The firefighter also shared his happiness with the news, stating that the rescued dog would have a comfortable and loving home.
