Dog rescued by fire crew from drain in Faversham after getting lost
08:26, 22 July 2024
updated: 12:18, 22 July 2024
A mischievous dog had to be rescued by specialist crews after getting stuck in a drain.
The cocker spaniel, Bramble, ran into a stormwater sewer in Faversham before getting lost in the system and unable to find his way out again.
A fire crew was called to Edward Vinson Drive to rescue the pet from the drain.
The team worked to remove the manhole cover and lower a large bag for Bramble.
After a couple of attempts, the cocker spaniel climbed in and was lifted to safety.
A fire service spokesman said: “Bramble was unhurt and very happy to be reunited with his owner.”
It is certainly not the first time a dog has needed to be rescued after getting into a sticky situation.
Dramatic footage showed the moment fire crews saved a springer spaniel after it fell into a 30ft deep sinkhole.
Two fire engines attended the scene in Farningham Wood, Dartford, last year following reports of a dog stuck at the bottom of the hole.
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