Follow Hong Kong Immigration and Hong Kong Life: In Hong Kong, a puppy only about 2 months old was discovered trapped at the bottom of a manhole opposite Shek Hing House, Shek Lei Estate, Kwai Chung, around midnight on the 11th. Firefighters and personnel from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) arrived at the scene, but after attempting to lure the puppy with food without success, they temporarily withdrew. By daybreak, several reporters at the scene, seeing that the puppy was weak and not waiting for rescue personnel to return, worked together to climb into the manhole to rescue the puppy, subsequently handing it over to SPCA personnel for treatment.
The rescued puppy is only about 1 foot long and is estimated to be only 2 months old; it was not injured but was physically weak. The reporter surnamed Jim, who was responsible for climbing into the manhole to rescue the dog, stated afterwards that it was very difficult. It is hoped that kind-hearted individuals will adopt the puppy; please contact the SPCA as soon as possible.