Dog Rescued from Underground Bin in Malo-les-Bains

On Sunday, September 27, firefighters in Malo-les-Bains, near Dunkirk in northern France, responded to a distressing situation involving a small dog that had been thrown alive into an underground rubbish bin. Upon arrival, firefighters found the dog in a critical state.

Thanks to their quick actions, the firefighters successfully retrieved the dog from the bin. After administering first aid, they discovered the animal was severely deprived of oxygen. To stabilize him, they provided oxygen therapy.

Following the rescue, the dog was handed over to the Société Protectrice des Animaux (SPA), the French equivalent of the RSPCA, and was later examined by a veterinarian in Calais.

The Malo Firefighters' Association praised the teamwork and professionalism displayed during the rescue in a Facebook post, noting that their swift response was crucial in saving the dog's life. The community hopes for a speedy recovery for the brave animal.