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Westbrook firefighters rescue dog from roof of apartment building

Westbrook firefighters rescue dog from roof of apartment building
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Dog Named River Climbs Roof Through Open Window

A recent photo circulating online shows a dog named River perched on the roof of a residential property after apparently slipping through an open window. The image, captured by an on‑looker, has drawn attention to the ease with which pets can find themselves in potentially dangerous positions when windows are left unsecured.

The incident occurred on a street in Maine, though the exact neighborhood and property have not been disclosed. No details have emerged regarding whether the dog was lost, escaped, or was simply exploring. Likewise, authorities and the owner have yet to release statements about the event or the dog’s condition.

While the photo itself provides a visual confirmation that a canine has accessed the roof via an open window, it also serves as a reminder for pet owners to check that windows and screens are properly closed or secured. Experts caution that roofs can be hazardous for animals, offering limited footing and exposing them to weather and falling hazards.

For now, the story remains a snapshot of a brief incident that underscores the importance of simple safety measures in homes that house pets. No injuries have been reported, and no further details are available at this time.

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