Dog trapped under ambulance in Scunthorpe freed by firefighters
A Scunthorpe dog appears to have had a very lucky escape last night (Wednesday March 6).
It became trapped under the axle of an ambulance, but Humberside Fire and Rescue Service came to the animal's aid in Wawick Road.
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Police, fire and ambulance vehicles in Warwick Road last night where the trapped dog was freed. PICTURE BY CARL GAC
Having been called out at 9.16pm, fire-fighters used two large high pressure airbags, blocks, wedges and salvage sheets.
The freed dog - described as suffering slight cuts and bruises - was left in the care of its owner.
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Humberside Police said they were called to the scene at 9.11pm because of a report a patient transport ambulance had been in collision with a dog.
The vehicle could not be moved because the dog was trapped beneath it.
It was freed at 9.53pm and is understood to have been seen by a vet.
Warwick Road was closed to traffic during the incident.
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2 Comments
by TurkishAli
Friday, March 08 2013, 9:37PM
“Any news of the patient in the ambulance? Will the owner of the dog be prosecuted for allowing a dog to be in a public place without a lead. Does the dog owners insurance cover the costs of the fire service and vetenary fees? Just asking!!”
by RayEvans
Friday, March 08 2013, 11:52AM
“lol !”