Dog rescued from bathtub after getting paw stuck in drain
This little “angel” has been freed after getting her paw trapped in a bathtub drain.
But who let the dog out? Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue’s Technical Rescue Team was called to the scene to help the 12-year-old Schnauzer, named Angel.
The sheriff’s office even captured footage of the team using specialized equipment to disentangle Angel from the drain. It took around 20 minutes to free her, but WTVJ says Angel’s going to be okay.
A spokesperson for the sheriff’s office told WTVJ the owner, Maria Fuentes, said she’d “washed her dog in there a hundred times…” "So it's just one of those days,” she added. Well, at least there was a pawsitive outcome.
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