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Great Dane falls into 40-foot well, rescued by first responders
It took hours for the firefighters to pull the dog to the surface
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Updated: 2:41 PM EST Dec 3, 2023
A Great Dane puppy was rescued by firefighters on Saturday after she fell into a 40-foot well on her family's property. Janine Haldane adopted Mudge from a breeder. Click the video player above to watch the latest headlines from WXII 12 News. Top StoriesNorthern Lights: Will we see it in North Carolina, Virginia? Check out the best chances for viewing in the United StatesNorth Carolina: New state laws go into effect Dec. 1Will North Carolina enjoy a white snowy Christmas? What are the odds of snowfall at Christmas?Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereHaldane said her son was the first to suspect the dog had fallen. Once they approached the well, the Haldanes could hear Mudge barking. They called 911, and first responders came to the rescue. It took hours for the firefighters to pull Mudge to the surface. A firefighter climbed down into the well to give 110-pound Mudge a boost. The family kept watch with a neighbor who owns a veterinary clinic. She was on standby in case Mudge needed medical treatment, but she emerged with just a small scratch on her ankle. For more on this story, visit our news partner WRAL. Watch: NOWCAST streaming newscastsNAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Watch NOWCAST TV | Local News | National | News We Love|TRENDING STORIESKeep up with the latest news and weather by downloading the WXII app here.
CARY, N.C. — A Great Dane puppy was rescued by firefighters on Saturday after she fell into a 40-foot well on her family's property.
Janine Haldane adopted Mudge from a breeder.
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Haldane said her son was the first to suspect the dog had fallen. Once they approached the well, the Haldanes could hear Mudge barking.
They called 911, and first responders came to the rescue. It took hours for the firefighters to pull Mudge to the surface.
A firefighter climbed down into the well to give 110-pound Mudge a boost.
The family kept watch with a neighbor who owns a veterinary clinic. She was on standby in case Mudge needed medical treatment, but she emerged with just a small scratch on her ankle.
For more on this story, visit our news partner WRAL.
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