A Dog Who Was stuck down Four meters deep Well For 11 days Has been saved,
Jimmy, a 10 -year -old Corgi Cross, and his owner Dorota Gruszinska had an emotional reunion when he was found by Fire fighting Last week, which he credited for “saving his life”.
Ms. Gruszczynska was making strict search for her beloved pet When he went missing while walking CorbiNorthamptonshire, on 21 June. He said that Jimmy chased that day and did not return.
The concerned owner issued an online appeal and held a rally to the local community to help in search.
Then, 11 days after Jimmy disappeared, Corbi Fire service was called to report Dog Was stuck four meters down Well According to a statement posted on social media, on Stephenson Way in Corbi. Fire fighting The cylinders were to use a access pole and lines to lift the lifting that it was placed down, or ordered to be lifted for safety.
After online scoring for clues, those who can own dogs, got an appeal from Ms. Gruszinska on a local missing dog page.
It turns out that the rescued animal was Jimmy, which was re -associated with his elated owner on 2 July. She told the BBC that she was incredibly grateful to the firefighters and credited him for “saving his life”.
Ms. Gruszczynska told the broadcaster: “We have discovered the area many times and nothing, we made posters, kept them online and sent them around the local area.”
The more time passed, he said that he “started losing hope”, saying: “We felt that he had hit a car and we would never see him again.”
But she received the message that she was expecting on 2 July, when a fire fighter told her that she was confident that she had received a gym.
He said: “The firefighters were called to the region, and had heard barking, he asked if he had a green colored exploitation and told me that he is alive. This is the place where we lost him, we had called him so much in the area, but never heard him. We could not believe him.”
He said: “We are very grateful to everyone who helped everyone, including the drone company, he worked in a lot of large amounts, purely out of their hearts. So many people shared the reason for this, and helped because the firefighters knew how to contact me.”
Ms. Gruszczynska said that Jimmy was investigated in the weights and was extremely hungry, but was not dehydrated.
He said, “He is back to his feet, he is surprisingly recovered, we don’t know how he survived, the well must have been water,” he said.
Corbi Fire Station confirmed that Jimmy was safe and well when she and Ms. Gruszinska visited the station this week.
