Brooklyn the Bulldog in New South Wales, Australia slipped through his collar in hot pursuit of a wombat recently, chasing it straight down into its complex tunnel system.
Fire and rescue teams began a search when owner Charlie Griffith realized what had happened, employing the gamut of sophisticated technology to track the dog underground.
Brooklyn’s barking was the search team’s primary tracking tool in addition to a fibre optic camera and high-quality microphones, but neither made much progress and the barking eventually stopped! The rescue team then called off their mission, but citizens and the local SPCA weren’t about to give up on Brooklyn. They rallied together, bringing shovels, torches, and lots of hope to uncover Brooklyn. After hours of digging, Brooklyn was finally uncovered, filthy but alive. Continue on to page 2 below to see the video and get the full story!
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