This dog has been resurrected.
Nova, a 2-year-old Weimaraner, was rescued after she got stuck in the engine of a classic car while chasing a cat, according to a report.
The dog burrowed itself deep into the engine bay of a ’67 Chevy Nova in Phoenix while chasing a cat that was trying to hide inside the car, SWNS reported.
The American Humane Society (AHS) of Arizona was called to the scene of the strange incident.
The picture shows Nova struggling in the engine components, unable to free his head.
After about 15 minutes of keeping the frightened pup’s limbs free, they gently pushed him out of the vehicle to safety.
Nova immediately began wagging her tail to show her appreciation for her rescuer, according to the outlet.
The Weimaraner was caught in the engine of a car chasing a cat. Arizona Humane Soc / TMX / SWNS It took animal rescue workers about 15 minutes to free Nova from the classic car. Arizona Humane Soc / TMX / SWNS She has been spayed and up for adoption since she was rescued. Arizona Humane Soc / TMX / SWNS Nova immediately started wagging her tail after she was released. Arizona Humane Soc / TMX / SWNS
AHS Field Operations Manager Ruthie Jesus said she’s only ever seen one other dog get stuck in a car engine in the 10 years she’s been on the job — but that dog was much smaller than Nova, who weighs about 50 pounds.
The agency brought the dog in for medical observation, and after being sterilized, was up for adoption.
The Post has reached out to the Arizona Humane Society for comment.
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