- We're just going to assist the animal control,
supposedly there's a really aggressive dog over here
that they're going need help getting control over
and bring it to the shelter.
- Yeah.
OK.
- How safe is this thing?
- Huh?
- How safe is this deck?
- Sweet.
- Do you all live here?
- No, we don't know nothing about it.
- Whose house is this?
- I just happen to know him from the club.
- He's in the hospital. - He's in the hospital?
- Yeah.
- He's in the hospital.
- OK.
- Oh, boy.
This is going to be condemned, I think.
- He called me up this morning, please do me a favor.
Go down and pick up my dog.
I'm surprised at the condition.
I've never been here.
- Yeah.
- You're going to have to make a report on it, are you?
- Oh, yeah.
Yeah, this is gonna get reported.
- 26, is it like a hoarding situation, or--
- That would be a fairly accurate description.
The dog is stuck under the bed.
They need to get the dog to the shelter.
It's probably been without food and water for a couple of days.
- I'm going to see if Fire will come out.
They at least have respirators.
- What kind of dog is it?
- OK.
- How you doing?
- Oh.
It's a really bad hoarding situation.
- OK.
- There's a dog inside they're trying to grab,
but it's so bad, I don't want them in there
without respirators.
So I don't know if that's something you guys can help out
with or try and get this dog?
Because I guess it's been in there for three days
already with no food or water.
He's in the hospital.
- OK.
Is the dog at least making noise?
- Yeah.
Yeah, they've seen it.
It just ran under the bed, and I guess
there's like a trough of--
ah-- a bunch of stuff.
- We'll figure it out. - Yeah.
- We'll put some gear on.
- Yeah, you're definitely going to want some gear.
- What we need to do is we need to somehow--
we're going to have to flip the bed to get to the dog.
- All right.
- There's not a whole lot of room to do it.
There's just so much [bleep] liquid.
Is the dog friendly?
- No.
- Yeah.
I think you keep going straight.
- Oh, what's that?
I think I can hang on that for a second.
- Please be careful.
- Isn't it a little dog?
- It's a little dog.
Stu.
- Stu.
- I don't know what I just stepped in.
Ugh.
- Coming out.
He was underneath the bed and not friendly--
- Thank you, guys.
- Thank you.
Appreciate it.
Outside of a little matting on the fur,
he seems to be in relatively good shape.
- Dog's gonna get transported to the shelter,
we're waiting for the building department to come down,
and they'll probably just board this up for the time
being until the owner gets out.
That way that nobody makes entry,
and they'll follow up with the owner
once he gets out of the hospital.