A black lab named 'Duke' was pulled 12 feet up to safety after he got stuck in a cesspool in Melville.
Duke the dog was stuck 12 feet below ground, partially in water and clinging to a ladder in the cesspool.At around 10 p.m., the Melville Fire Department responded to a call and found the dog, Duke, 12-feet below ground, partially in water and clinging to a ladder in the cesspool.
Officials say emergency services used a rescue tripod and an animal snare to lasso Duke and pull him out to safety.There was no information on how the dog got stuck, how long he was in the cesspool, or who he belongs to.
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