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Mississippi firefighters rescue dog trapped in an old well under a house

A dog named Rascal fell during a kitchen renovation

Mississippi firefighters rescue dog trapped in an old well under a house

A dog named Rascal fell during a kitchen renovation

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Updated: 10:01 PM CDT Oct 27, 2025
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Mississippi firefighters rescue dog trapped in an old well under a house

A dog named Rascal fell during a kitchen renovation

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Updated: 10:01 PM CDT Oct 27, 2025
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A dog in Mississippi that had been stuck in an old well has been rescued.A homeowner in Harrison County, Mississippi, was working on flooring in a kitchen during a remodeling job when the family's dog, Rascal, made his way under the house and fell into the well. According to Harrison County Fire and Rescue, Rascal fell into the well on Thursday and was rescued on Saturday, Oct. 26.The well was about 18 inches in diameter and 20 feet deep with a small void at the bottom. "We were granted permission to break up the floor above the well opening," HCFR said in a Facebook post. "While firefighters were working on the floor, the well was covered with a sheet of plywood to prevent falling debris from injuring Rascal."A rope with a loop was lowered to the bottom, and with a little bribery with treats, Rascal came out of his hiding spot in the void. After about 45 minutes, firefighters were able to retrieve Rascal and bring him up to safety.

A dog in Mississippi that had been stuck in an old well has been rescued.

A homeowner in Harrison County, Mississippi, was working on flooring in a kitchen during a remodeling job when the family's dog, Rascal, made his way under the house and fell into the well. According to Harrison County Fire and Rescue, Rascal fell into the well on Thursday and was rescued on Saturday, Oct. 26.

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The well was about 18 inches in diameter and 20 feet deep with a small void at the bottom.

"We were granted permission to break up the floor above the well opening," "While firefighters were working on the floor, the well was covered with a sheet of plywood to prevent falling debris from injuring Rascal."

A rope with a loop was lowered to the bottom, and with a little bribery with treats, Rascal came out of his hiding spot in the void. After about 45 minutes, firefighters were able to retrieve Rascal and bring him up to safety.

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