Firefighters managed to free a scared dog that somehow lodged itself underneath a SUV engine compartment in east-end Toronto overnight.
Emergency crews were called to a residential neighbourhood on Degrassi Street north of Queen Street East around 1:30 a.m. and told a dog was stuck under a vehicle.
Firefighters at the scene said an animal shelter rescue dog escaped from its new owner and ran underneath a SUV.
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It took crews over an hour to free the pooch which was removed unharmed.
The dog was then wrapped in a blanket and returned to its owner.
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