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DC Fire Rescues Black Labrador Stuck in Storm Drain for Hours

In a video posted by D.C. Fire, Brady walks out of the drain as first responders cheer and call his name

Brady greats his rescuers, tail wagging, after being stuck for hours in a storm drain on Feb. 6, 2021.
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A lucky black Labrador and his human were reunited Saturday after D.C. Fire Special Ops Rescue saved the dog from a storm drain.

The dog, Brady, was stuck inside of a storm drain off the 4200 block of Edmunds Street Northwest in Glover Park, about 100 yards into a wooded area of Glover-Archbold Park, D.C. Fire said.

"Brady! Come here, my boy! Oh, my boy!" his owner yelled when the pup emerged.

In a video posted by D.C. Fire, Brady walks out of the drain as first responders cheer and call his name. He waddles through water, tail-wagging, into the arms of his owner.

Brady was stuck for several hours with water flowing through the drain, but the department did not say how the pooch became stuck.

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