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Dog rescued from underneath bath
May 18 2010 by Paul Mannion, Chester Chronicle
A SMALL dog had to be rescued by Cheshire Fire and Rescue service after it got stuck underneath a bath at a home in Curzon Park.
An appliance from Chester fire station was called to the home of an elderly couple at about 1.50am this morning.
“We rescued a small dog from underneath a bath”, said a Cheshire Fire and Rescue spokesman.
“One appliance attended and it took about half an hour to free the dog.”
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