Warrenton firefighters had a rather unusual call Friday night. They responded at 5:21 p.m. for an animal rescue at a home and found a dog with its head wedged between two metals bars underneath a …
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Warrenton firefighters had a rather unusual call Friday night.
They responded at 5:21 p.m. for an animal rescue at a home and found a dog with its head wedged between two metals bars underneath a recliner. The firefighters were able to cut the metal base off the recliner and free the dog, according to a post on the fire district's Facebook page.
Officials reported the dog had a small cut on his neck from attempting to free himself, but was doing well.
Warrenton firefighters work to free a dog stuck underneath a recliner. Photo courtesy of Warrenton Fire Protection District
