PHOTOS: Husky Found Inside Highway Tunnel Overjoyed To Be Back With Owner
BOSTON (CBS) – The Boston Fire Department rescued a dog that took a walk inside the I-93 tunnel Thursday night.
Firefighters found the husky in the O'Neill Tunnel when they were returning from a motor vehicle accident call. They shared a photo of the pup on Twitter just before 11 p.m. asking if anyone had lost her.
Members of Engine 8 & Ladder 1 at the North End Firehouse located at 392 Hanover Street found a Husky Dog wandering throughout the North End. If you lost your dog...the BFD found her. @CityOfBoston @bostonpolice @MspcaAngell @MassStatePolice @MBTATransitPD pic.twitter.com/AeLp1CC2lT
— Boston Fire Dept. (@BostonFire) October 19, 2018
Others joined in on the social media effort to help bring this husky home.
This pup was found in North End, after a 93 tunnel expedition. @BostonFire officer walking him around, trying to find parent. Please share. @universalhub #northendboston Please RT. 392 Hanover Street is where he will be - Boston Fire House. #boston #lostdog pic.twitter.com/S6nDpHEGgK
— Kathryn R Burton (@KathrynRBurton) October 19, 2018
Less than an hour later, the department shared a happy update. A photo they posted showed the very excited husky jumping on her grateful owner.
"Owner & "Sky" have been reunited," the department tweeted. "Thank you @bostonpolice for escorting the owner to the firehouse & thank you to everyone who assisted with this reunion."