A Boston Terrier named Spanky was rescued from a covered storm drain in Thousand Oaks by Ventura County firefighters last weekend.
Rescue Operation
After receiving a call about an animal in distress last weekend, firefighters from Medic Engine 34 and Medic Rescue Engine 31 were dispatched to locate the dog. In protective gear, they entered the storm drain and successfully moved Spanky to safety.
Post-Rescue Care
Officials are calling the dog Spanky. After the rescue, a veterinarian cared for him, and because the owner could not be immediately located, the dog was taken to a shelter.
Current Status
Spanky’s family remains unlocated, and the dog is currently housed at a shelter awaiting further updates.
Key Takeaways
- A Boston Terrier named Spanky was rescued from a storm drain in Thousand Oaks.
- Firefighters from Medic Engine 34 and Medic Rescue Engine 31 performed the rescue.
- The dog is now at a shelter while the owner is still missing.
The incident highlights the quick response of Ventura County firefighters to animal emergencies in the community.
