A South Carolina dog named Spike finds himself in a tough situation after getting stuck in his owner’s dryer vent on Thursday, November 30.
Unfortunately for Spike, he stuck his nose where it shouldn’t and suffered the consequences.
The Sumter Police Department shared news of the incident on its Facebook page and wrote, “Spike smelled mischief when he got stuck in the dryer vent of a Warren Court home earlier today.”
Fox News reports that law enforcement officers received the report that the dog was stuck at 2 p.m.
The person who reported the incident was a woman who was babysitting Spike. And she revealed the curious dog belonged to her grandson.
Officers said Spike somehow managed to get his head through the dryer vent while the rest of his body remained inside.
The homeowner’s grandmother, Drusilla Harvin, left a comment on the police department’s post about Spike and thanked the officers for their message. “good job”. She also revealed that the ordeal lasted just over an hour.
“I’m grateful for the time and care of the police and firefighters to save Spike. It took a little over an hour, glad to be home while Kam was at school.” she wrote.
The Sumter Police Department revealed that with the help of the Sumter Fire Department, they were able to free Spike from his body. “unfortunate circumstance” and it’s going well.
The police department even jokingly wrote: “(He’s) probably looking to see what else he can do for the day.”