Guinea pig stuck in drainage pipe is saved by Katonah Fire Department
A family’s 6-month-old guinea pig has a new lease on life after being saved from a drainage pipe by the Katonah Fire Department.
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Feb 27, 2022, 4:22 PM
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375ds agoA family’s 6-month-old guinea pig has a new lease on life
after being saved from a drainage pipe by the Katonah Fire Department.
“Teddy” was playing outside when he found himself in the
tough spot.
“Using some clever tricks
of the trade and some leftover lettuce, we were able to successfully rescue
Teddy and place him back in the loving arms of his family (and his nearly
identical brother Misty),” the Katonah Fire Department said.
The following pictures are courtesy of the Katonah Fire Department:
