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Do you think Buddy was thinking, "Why did I think this was a good idea?"
Posted on 01/18/2022 12:40:40 AM PST by nickcarraway
A dog named Buddy is recovering after getting his head stuck inside a block wall in Phoenix. Rescuers had to chip away brick to free him.
Buddy, a 2-year-old pitbull-terrier mix, got away from his owner, noticed another dog and got his head stuck inside a block wall.
“The other dog was not very appreciative of him being there and proceeded to bite him multiple times on the head,” said Dr. Andrew Tornell, a veterinarian with the Arizona Humane Society.
Buddy, a 2-year-old pitbull-terrier mix, got away from his owner, noticed another dog and got... Buddy, a 2-year-old pitbull-terrier mix, got away from his owner, noticed another dog and got his head stuck inside a block wall. That dog bit him several times on the head while he was stuck.(Source: Arizona Humane Society, KNXV via CNN) ADVERTISEMENT
Someone called the humane society, and emergency technicians spent about 20 minutes chiseling away brick to rescue Buddy. He spent three days at the trauma hospital recovering from his injuries.
“The dog is one of the friendliest dogs that I’ve ever seen. You would not have imagined he just went through this whole ordeal,” said Francisco Cabella, who works for the humane society.
Buddy was reunited with his owner thanks to a map created by Maricopa County Animal Care and Control. His owner saw where her dog was found, got all the information and contacted the humane society. She says she had no idea her dog had ended up stuck in a wall.
Tornell says those who work in the animal trauma hospital take in about 10,000 calls a year for animals who are sick, stray and injured. If you notice an animal in need, the doctor says don’t approach the animal but instead contact experts to handle the situation.
“So, for the experts to handle it, really, is the best approach. They are trained in it. They have all the tools and supplies needed for that, and it is the best option for the animal,” he said.
Do you think Buddy was thinking, "Why did I think this was a good idea?"
There’s a Biden metaphor somewhere in the story.
LOL !!! He’s lucky that the other dog just bit him a few times. It could have been much worse, like shredding Buddy’s face/eating out his eyes or ripping his neck open and let him bleed out.
Ping
blockhead...
😂 Good one !!!
Maybe he can get Hillary and Kamala’s heads out of their asses. However he is going to need a gigantic chisel if he even tries!!
“Kamala”
Kamala was said to be giving her aides the stink eye as she waited to give her MLK speech by video yesterday. Gosh, who would want to work for a lightweight too lazy to read her briefing book- so she looks incompetent in interviews- who’s got the nasty, chip on her shoulder thing a lot of dark women have going on. I speak from experience. Haven’t found it as much in white women.
Pit Bulls are always getting away from their owners, so it seems. Even moreso than Huskys, who love to escape and wander.
A pittie mix.... looks like some yellow Lab in him. I dare say the yellow lab part made him stick his head through the hole (and his subsequent friendliness during and after the incident) :)
You should see what they can sculpt out of butter at the state fair.
No, I think he’s thinking, “Just pull my neck skin back, you idiots!”
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