> At a Glance
> – 9-month-old Cane Corso Sky rescued from a 6-inch gap between block walls on New Year’s Day 2026.
> – LA County Fire Department Stations 134 and 33 used special equipment to free him and examined him at Lancaster Animal Care Center.
> – Owner surrendered Sky after learning he needed neutering; he is now under observation.
> – Why it matters: The rescue highlights emergency response to animal emergencies and the ongoing need for neutering programs.
Sky, a 9-month-old Cane Corso, was found wedged between two block walls in the Lancaster area on New Year’s Day 2026. Firefighters from LA County Stations 134 and 33 rescued him, and he is now being monitored at the Lancaster Animal Care Center.
Rescue Operation
Firefighters responded promptly after receiving a call about an animal in distress. Using specialized equipment, they carefully extracted Sky from the narrow space and transported him to the Lancaster Animal Care Center for examination.
- Stations 134 and 33 responded to the call.
- Special equipment was employed to free the dog.
- Sky was examined by the Lancaster Animal Care Center medical team.
Current Status
After learning that Sky required neutering, his owner surrendered him to the care center. He remains under observation while the center determines his future.
| Dog | Status | Next Step |
|---|---|---|
| Sky | Under observation | Adoption or rescue groups |
Key Takeaways
- Sky is a 9-month-old Cane Corso rescued from a 6-inch gap.
- He was freed by LA County firefighters on New Year’s Day 2026.
- His ID is #A5747256; updates are posted on the LA County Animal Care website.
By Ethan R. Coleman, News Of Los Angeles
