A group of determined firefighters worked tirelessly for three hours to rescue a dog trapped beneath a road in India's New Delhi.

Footage shared by Atul Garg, divisional officer for Delhi's Fire Service, shows firefighters using tools to dig away a section of the road.

The dog was eventually safely rescued without any injuries on November 28.

Members of the local fire service worked tirelessly for three hours to successfully rescue a stranded dog trapped beneath a road in northern India’s Delhi.

The incident took place in J Block near SBI Bank, Green Park Extension in Safdarjang on November 28.

Visuals showed the rescue team, equipped with specialized machinery, skillfully operated on the road surface. Using precision tools, they created an opening to access the trapped dog. With careful maneuvering, team members entered the opening, reaching the distressed canine. After a series of coordinated efforts, the dog was gently brought out from the confined space. As the canine emerged, it was evident that the rescue operation had been a success—the dog was safe and unharmed.

According to reports the Delhi Fire Service team responded promptly to a distress call reporting a dire situation—a dog trapped underneath debris-laden sections of a road. Acting swiftly, the team engaged in a tireless and dedicated effort that spanned a challenging three-hour period.

Despite the difficulties posed by the rescue operation, the team's unwavering commitment and skillful execution led to the successful extraction of the stranded dog from its perilous predicament. The heroic endeavor not only showcased the team's efficiency and professionalism but, more importantly, resulted in the preservation of the canine's life, underscoring the compassionate and life-saving work carried out by emergency responders.