PICS: Dog tries to grab last treat, gets head stuck
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Wisconsin police officers rescued a dog who was just looking to grab the last treat in a container.
Photos by the Whitefish Bay Police Department showed a dog named Lil Murphy was attempting to obtain the last Milk Bone treat, but got its head stuck while trying to grab it.
When Lil Murphy's owners were unsuccessful at getting the container off, they tried to go to their veterinarian's office, but is was closed. The owners decided to head to WBPD to get the job done.
'Officers Potthast and Streeter did a paw-esome job of cutting him loose to freedom,' said the post.
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