- A puppy was rescued after she became wedged between two brick walls
- The puppy named Pixie was playing in her owner’s Flemington backyard
- She was stuck for four hours until animal rescue drilled a hole in the wall
A curious puppy has been rescued after she became wedged between two brick walls at her Melbourne home.
The 12-week old English Setter named Pixie was playing in her owner’s Flemington backyard when she got stuck on Tuesday, the Herald Sun reported.
Owner David Griffiths couldn’t get Pixie out and had to call animal rescue shortly after midday.
Animal rescue used a hammer to smash a hole in the garage wall and finally free Pixie at about 4.30pm
The 12-week old English Setter named Pixie was playing in her owner’s Flemington backyard when she got stuck on Tuesday
Pictures from the scene show the mischievous puppy stuck between two walls in the Melbourne home.
Animal rescue used a hammer to smash a hole in the garage wall and finally free Pixie at about 4.30pm.
‘She is a very naughty little pup… she was out playing and having a little adventure when she got stuck,’ Mr Griffiths said.
‘I don’t know how she managed it but she has jumped into this gap and got wedged between two solid brick walls.
‘In the end the hammer and drill worked and we got her out.’
The young pup was uninjured in the incident.
A curious puppy has been rescued after she became wedged between two brick walls at her Melbourne home
Owner David Griffiths (left) couldn’t get Pixie (right) out and had to call animal rescue shortly after midday