Crime & Safety
Sonny The Dog Visits Firefighters Who Saved Him From Under A Crashed Vehicle In August
Arlington firefighters got a visit from Sonny, a dog they rescued from under a vehicle involved in a crash in August.

ARLINGTON, VA — Arlington County firefighters were reunited with a dog they rescued from under a vehicle in August, according to a post on the fire department's official Twitter account.
Fire units responded on the evening of Aug. 9 for the report of a crash with injuries. Arriving on the scene, fire personnel determined that a dog named Sonny was trapped under a vehicle.
While rescue personnel aided people involved in the crash, the crew of Engine 110 from the North Battalion in Rosslyn used wooden wedges and a ladder to raise the vehicle and free Sonny. They then moved the dog to a safe location where he could be evaluated and treated.
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On Tuesday, the crew of Engine 110 reunited with Sonny and were happy to learn that he is doing well, according to the tweet.
Utilizing a ladder and wooden wedges, the crew was able to lift the vehicle off Sonny and move her to a safe location to treat and evaluate. We are happy to report that all involved are doing well and we were able to gather for a reunion with our new friend Sonny!!
— Arlington Fire & EMS (@ArlingtonVaFD) September 28, 2021
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