'Not a common thing at all': Dog doing fine after getting head stuck in tree
'Not a common thing at all': Dog doing fine after getting head stuck in tree
WILL ALL BE WATCHING TROY THANK YOU. HOW ABOUT THIS? A WALK IN THE WOODS ENDS WITH A CALL TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THIS DOG IN MILFORD IN A STICKY SITUATION. GRACIE APPARENTLY GOT HER HEAD STUCK IN A TREE WHEN SHE RAN AFTER SOMETHING. MILFORD FIREFIGHTERS DECIDED NOT TO USE ANY POWER TOOLS THAT COULD SPOOK GRACIE. SO INSTEAD, THEY USE HAND TOOLS TO CAREFULLY CUT THE WOOD AND FREE HER FROM THAT HOLE. THIS IS PROBABLY THE SECOND ONE SINCE I’VE BEEN ON THE DEPARTMENT THAT WE’VE HAD TO RESCUE. WE’VE HAD ANIMALS IN A PONDS AND STUFF, BUT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE’VE HAD TO PULL A DOG OUT OF A TREE. NOT A COMMON THING AT ALL. NO. IT’S TYPICALLY A CAT STUCK IN A TREE. RIGHT. ISN’T THAT THE STORY? GRACIE’S OWNERS SAY SHE IS HOME WHEN SHE’S DOING JUST FINE THIS MORNING. OH, MY GOODNESS. CAN YO
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'Not a common thing at all': Dog doing fine after getting head stuck in tree
A walk in the woods ended with a call to the fire department for a dog in New Hampshire.Gracie apparently got her head stuck in a tree when she ran after something.Firefighters decided not to use power tools that could spook Gracie.Instead, they used hand tools to carefully cut the wood and free her from the hole.“This is probably the second one since I’ve been in the department that we've had to rescue. We've had animals in ponds and stuff, but this is the first time we've had to pull a dog out of a tree,” Milford Fire Assistant Chief Mark Britton said. “Not a common thing at all.”Gracie's owners said she is doing just fine.
A walk in the woods ended with a call to the fire department for a dog in New Hampshire.
Gracie apparently got her head stuck in a tree when she ran after something.
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Firefighters decided not to use power tools that could spook Gracie.
Instead, they used hand tools to carefully cut the wood and free her from the hole.
“This is probably the second one since I’ve been in the department that we've had to rescue. We've had animals in ponds and stuff, but this is the first time we've had to pull a dog out of a tree,” Milford Fire Assistant Chief Mark Britton said. “Not a common thing at all.”
Gracie's owners said she is doing just fine.