Laura

Laura

Hi, I'm Laura! I was born and raised in the midwest but my career in radio has taken me all over the country including Michigan, West Virginia,...Full Bio

 

Dog Rescued From Manhole

Portland Fire crews responded to a confined space rescue at SE 9th Ave and SE Lambert St. 

Environmental services was on scene, they had removed a man hole cover to inspect the storm drains below when an unsuspecting 14-year-old Labrador retriever named Tess walked over and didn’t see the opening and fell 23 feet to the bottom. 

Several crews were on scene including the technical rescue team. They set up and used a piece of equipment called an Arizona Vortex which allows for quick deployment of a rescuer from a high point. It provided the team with an anchor point to lower a firefighter down to the dog. Once the rescuer reached the dog they were able to put a harness around it and hoist it out. The dog was uninjured and able to return home to its owners. 


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