At the Escambia County Department of Animal Welfare, a dog named Chopper had a number of officers to thank for his recent life endangering dilemma. Chopper hasn’t told anyone how he managed to get trapped six-feet down in what used to be a cellar underneath a 100-year-old house, but all’s well that ends well.
Chopper’s odyssey occurred towards the end of last week in Pensacola, Florida when the animal welfare department received a call from a local resident who stated he could hear a dog in distress stuck beneath the old house. Officers arrived at the scene and spotted 65-pound Chopper trapped, and within minutes, the specially trained crew were able to rescue the dog unharmed.
Chopper had been missing for three days from his home; that meant no food or water, but this very fortunate pup was reunited with his family at the scene and everyone was ecstatic – including Chopper we must add.
Huge shoutout to Sergeant Eddins, Sergeant Roberson and Officer Semenovich on this win. Job well done!
Many thanks to our heroes. Check out the photos. Stop by the organization’s Facebook page and give these women “attagirls.”
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