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Hapless dog rescued by firefighters after getting head stuck in playground railings

The five-month-old cane corso spent half and hour wedged between the railings after getting trapped in Darlaston, West Mids., on Saturday (15/9)

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2018-09-17 13:59
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A trapped puppy had to be cut free by firefighters after getting its head stuck in railings at a children’s playground.

The hapless pooch became firmly wedged between the metal fence for over half an hour before being rescued by fire crews in Darlaston, West Mids.

West Midlands Fire & Rescue Service said they used a hydraulic spreader in order to push the bars apart and release the five-month-old cane corso.

Luckily, the curious pup escaped without any injuries and was returned to her grateful owner.

The service took to social media to share images of the rescue on Saturday (15/9) which show the grumpy-looking dog peering up from between the blue railings.

Tweeting from their @WestMidsFire account, they said: “Crew from Wednesbury have rescued a 5-month-old puppy from the railings of a playground in Darlaston. She’s now safely back with his owners. #notjustfires”

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