By Roni Jacobson
New York Day by day Information
NEW YORK — A distressed and dusty canine was rescued from beneath a practice in a Manhattan subway station by police after one way or the other getting onto the tracks through the morning rush hour Thursday — with the emotional rescue captured on police bodycam footage solely obtained by the Day by day Information .
The petrified pup was rescued by officers from the NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit after a bystander referred to as 911 to report a canine hit by a northbound 2 train on the 14th St. subway station close to Union Square round 9:45 a.m., in accordance with police. Mercifully, the darkish grey, curly haired canine — who gave the impression to be a labradoodle — was discovered unhurt, curled up on the tracks beneath the practice, cops mentioned.
The canine — named Moose — one way or the other wound up on the tracks after working away from his doggy day care facility when somebody left the door open, in accordance with a police supply. “The canine determined to take the practice,” the supply mentioned. “I suppose he wished to go residence.”
Moose was later reunited along with his proprietor.
©2025 New York Day by day Information. Go to nydailynews.com.
Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC.
