Just as the Chinese New Year brought the beginning of the year of the dog, one little pooch ran off from its owner in a dog park and managed to get onto the Subway tracks, causing delays of 30 minutes before being brought back to safety.
Just left Jay St. Sounds like NYPD still chasing a dog on Manhattan-bound F train tracks btwn Jay and High. Was hoping for an adorable puppy pix, sorry, just this retro sign: pic.twitter.com/lbdncJRaaA
— Amy Langfield (@AmyLangfield) February 16, 2018
Stuck on the subway for 30 minutes because a dog (alive) was trapped under the train! Auspicious omen on the first day of the Year of the Dog.
— williexwill (@williexwill) February 16, 2018
F train service changes and delays because of a dog on the tracks at York St. See https://t.co/vhZQ2kZ2vb
— NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) February 16, 2018
Dog was just rescued safely - at Bergen Street. Trains running again. pic.twitter.com/l7aO9dcdzi
— Amy Langfield (@AmyLangfield) February 16, 2018
Happy Year of the Dog! Per @MTA the dog running amok on the tracks at Jay Street has been “recovered alive.” ðŸ•ðŸ¶ðŸšƒðŸ©ðŸš†
— Sarah Maslin Nir (@SarahMaslinNir) February 16, 2018
ALERT PUP IS OK I REPEAT THE TRAIN TRACK PUP IS OK
via @iwilkhttps://t.co/FZ2Sd9f9kA
— darth:™ (@darth) February 16, 2018
Pool tables are safer. pic.twitter.com/8Y2Ob7xemR
— Evelyn Tran (@emanguba) February 16, 2018
Commuters are going to have a bone to pick with this dog over the paws in their trip. They’ll need reminded that they don’t need to unleash their anger.
— Nick Vucic (@npv708) February 16, 2018
A/C/F train riders, apologies for the delay- Dakota escaped from the dog park and- you guessed it- onto the tracks. Thank @MTA NYCT for the assist on the rescue, job well done by all, service back up & dog on the way to the vet for a minor injury- Appreciate everyone’s patience! pic.twitter.com/gSA5ynPgGX
— NYPD Transit (@NYPDTransit) February 16, 2018
