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Pedestrians helped break the fall of a husky that fell from a second-story window—and miraculously bounded away without signs of distress.
— ABC News (@ABC) April 11, 2022
The dog was taken to a vet, and the tearful owner apologized for the leaving the window open. https://t.co/47l6ct8q4U pic.twitter.com/T86EDTrKxB
