Video courtesy of Citizen
Citizen App users posted a video of a dog who appears to have been locked out on a narrow window ledge of a second-story building in Norwood on July 22 at around 7.26 p.m.
The location provided was Kossuth Avenue and East Mosholu Parkway North.
The video showed two people on the street holding out a sheet underneath the window who appeared to be coaxing the dog to jump onto it but it appeared to be too afraid to do so.
Norwood News reached out to both the FDNY and 52nd precinct to see if they were aware of the incident but to date, we have not received feedback. It is unknown how the dog arrived to be on the ledge or if he was eventually rescued.
To report animal abuse or neglect, please call 311 or file a NYPD Crime Stoppers report online, or by calling 1-800-577-TIPS (1-800-577-8477). You also can file a complaint for ongoing animal abuse or neglect online (non-emergency response) through the City of New York’s NYC 311 website.
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