Glen Valley resident Melissa Carson and her family had just returned home from going swimming at the Walnut Grove pool when a motorhome with two men and a dog inside flipped over and crashed into her driveway, trapping the occupants.
It happened around 7 p.m. on April 20.
鈥淲e heard a noise and then our dog started barking,鈥 Carson described.
91原创 firefighters first extracted the two men from the vehicle, then got the frightened dog out, a moment Carson photographed, that was later shared on social media by the firefighters.
鈥淭hey were really good, especially with the dog,鈥 Carson recalled.
She was impressed with the care the firefighters took in removing the obviously frightened pet, with one firefighter carrying the canine down the ladder in his arms while three other firefighters assisted by stabilizing the ladder.
One of the two men rescued from the motorhome was transported to hospital, but was up and walking when he got in the ambulance, Carson said.
Once the dog was out of the motorhome and on the ground, it was obviously uninjured, and delighted to be out.
鈥淗e was excited.鈥
Carson was told the pet was only 18 months old.
Their neighbourhood is all too familiar with crashes, Carson told the 91原创 Advance Times.
鈥淲e see a lot of accidents,鈥 she remarked.
鈥淲ith them, it was just bad luck.鈥
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