Nassau police free dog who got head stuck in opening of crate in Uniondale
Nassau County police came to the rescue of a dog in Uniondale
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Apr 18, 2021, 2:47 PM
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Updated 1,388 days ago
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7h agoNassau County police came to
the rescue of a dog in Uniondale.
Bentley was being driven by a
dog trainer when he got his head stuck in the opening of his crate.
Officers were able to calm
the dog down and eventually free him.
Bentley was examined and
wasn’t hurt.
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