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This time we got a call in the night by a lady, saying that a dog got stuck between two iron elements of an electronical gate. Our poor hero, this lovely-looking husky did not quite understand the situation around him, so he kept waiting patiently.
Our guys were called on the spot, and as always, they arrived with a van full of equipment that was needed for a rescue mission like this.
Little did they know that no sort of power saw or handsaw was suitable for the mission, as they did not want to scare the dog to death or destroy the fence. Scratching their heads, our boys decided to leave this to the Firemen of Újpest, who arrived on the scene about 3 minutes after they were called.
Upon arrival not one of them could contain themselves, so the puppy got a big dose of ear-scratches, belly-rubs, and a few pats on the back before the guys set up the machines to get him out.
As you can see on the second picture, they decided to cover the dog's back so that he does not get scared from all the machines and the noise around him, and while a League member and a fireman was holding him, others set up a hydraulic spreader cutter in order to pull the two elements of the gate apart.
It took them about five minutes to set things up, do the job and pack everything back together, a really impressive time interval, isn't it? Anyway, this is a kind of thank-you note for all the firemen who arrived on the spot and helped this stuck lil' doggy.
As to say thanks, some League members who were there at the moments of the rescue, went to say hi to the fire station, and brought T-shirts with the League logo along with them. Thanks again to the firefighters of Újpest for their quick response and their professional helping hands.
This time we got a call in the night by a lady, saying that a dog got stuck between two iron elements of an electronical gate. Our poor hero, this lovely-looking husky did not quite understand the situation around him, so he kept waiting patiently.Our guys were called on the spot, and as always, they arrived with a van full of equipment that was needed for a rescue mission like this.
Little did they know that no sort of power saw or handsaw was suitable for the mission, as they did not want to scare the dog to death or destroy the fence. Scratching their heads, our boys decided to leave this to the Firemen of Újpest, who arrived on the scene about 3 minutes after they were called.
As you can see on the second picture, they decided to cover the dog's back so that he does not get scared from all the machines and the noise around him, and while a League member and a fireman was holding him, others set up a hydraulic spreader cutter in order to pull the two elements of the gate apart.
It took them about five minutes to set things up, do the job and pack everything back together, a really impressive time interval, isn't it? Anyway, this is a kind of thank-you note for all the firemen who arrived on the spot and helped this stuck lil' doggy.
As to say thanks, some League members who were there at the moments of the rescue, went to say hi to the fire station, and brought T-shirts with the League logo along with them. Thanks again to the firefighters of Újpest for their quick response and their professional helping hands.
Cheers!
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