Fire Department rescues a dog trapped under a fence in Maryland

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Paramedics who are employed by the Prince George Fire Department (PGFD) were driving on a road in Capitol Heights on Thursday afternoon when they saw a dog running on the same road when the dog who fled from his owner by jumping out of the window of her owner's auto while her owner was assisting another driver who needed help from the owner of the dog. The dog whose name was not mentioned got caught in a fence when the paramedics who did not have anyone who needed medical assistance stopped their ambulance to free the dog from her trap on the fence. After the paramedics were able to free the dog from her trap in the fence, they took her to a local animal hospital where she was treated for a broken hip. The good news is that the dog will not down since her injury is not serious enough to cause her extreme suffering. The paramedics then received a lost dog alert from the owners of the dog. The paramedics did contact the owner of the dog that they can pick up their dog at the animal hospital on Friday afternoon. I am sure that the owners of the dog are grateful that the firefighters who were working as paramedics who were also working as firefighters did their job to save their dog from suffering being stuck in a fence underneath a hot sun.