NYPD officers rescue lost dog from NYC subway train

A lost dog named Moose has returned home safely after a dramatic rescue New York Police Department Officers under a subway train in Manhattan.

The small black dog got away from its owners and hid under the northbound 2 train at the 14th Street station on Thursday. The animal was struck by the train before taking refuge under a car, an NYPD spokesman said People magazine.

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“When the moose dog got loose and hid under the 2 trains, our (NYPD Special Ops Emergency Services Unit) officers came to the rescue,” the NYPD posted to X.

According to the NYPD, the small black dog got away from its owners and hid under a northbound 2 train at the 14th Street station on Thursday. (NYPD)

Bodycam footage released by the NYPD shows an officer climbing down a ladder On the trackShining a flashlight to search for a lost puppy.

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“Where is it?” The officer can be heard saying before the spotting small dog hidden in the shadows.

Bodycam footage released by the NYPD shows an officer climbing down a ladder onto subway tracks, shining a flashlight to search for the missing puppy. (NYPD)

“Come here,” the officer says, baiting the dog. “Come on. Come on, buddy.”

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After a few moments, the The officer scoops up the moose Other officers carry him up the tracks before lifting him onto a standing subway platform.

“Yes!” A person is heard saying.

According to People magazine, Moose was showered with pats before being reunited with his owners.

Moose was showered with pats before being reunited with his owners. (NYPD)

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“Thanks to (NYPD Transit) officers, the moose was safely reunited with its owner!” NYPD posted to X.

Earlier this year, NYPD officers took similar action to rescue a small dog found swimming in the East River. to FOX 5.

The NYPD did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.