New Mexico firefighters rescue a dog who nearly froze to death

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I like to share stories of our brave firefighters who do their duty to save a dog named Jack who was trapped in freezing temperatures on Sunday near Bear Canyon in Albuquerque New Mexico. Jack was walking with his owner in a park when he slipped in between two boulders and as he fell down he was trapped between the two rocks pleading for help to be saved. One of Jack's owners contacted 911 to send the Albuquerque Fire Department to rescue their pet. The firefighters were able to rescue Jack in a period of three hours before the dog was given a warm blanket before he was reunited with his owners in the same day. Firefighters in my view are real life Super Friends who do their work being happy that they made a difference in someone's life.