THIS is the moment a dog is rescued after getting trapped underneath a train.
In a video shared on social media, the dog can be heard crying as passengers try and help him up at Glasgow Queen Street’s low-level platforms.
TikTok/ ChillBoiThe dog had slipped its lead and fallen between the train and platform onto the tracks[/caption]
TikTok/ ChillBoiA group of three passengers managed to grab the dog and bring it back up to the platform[/caption]
TikTok/ ChillBoiThe dog is then reunited with its owner visibly shaken[/caption]
The TikTok video shows passengers the length of the platform bending down to look down the platform edge for the dog.
The owner of the dog took to the comments of the video to say the dog had slipped off its lead and fallen between the stationary train and the platform edge.
Numerous passengers can then be seen trying to reach down between the train and the platform.
Three people then manage to grab the dog by its collar and pull him back up safely onto the platform.
The dog is then reunited with its owner visibly shaking but uninjured.
In a later video, the TikTok user revealed the woman who had helped comfort the owner and pull the dog back onto the platform was three weeks post-partrum.
The dogs owner also commented thanking everyone for their help saying: “Everyone was amazing.
“I cannot thank everyone enough, I have never been so scared in my life and you all showed kindness.”
TikTok users also took to the comments praising those who stepped in quickly to help.
One person said: “Greta people, working together to save the dog.
“You all have my total respect.
Another said: “Love Glasgow.
“The people are amazing and kind.”
And one more commented: “Good on the people that helped and so glad the dog is safe.
“Poor dog would have been so scared.
“Well done to everyone who managed to help.”
Phil Campbell, the national operator’s customer operations director told STV News: “We’re please to see that the dog was retrieved safe and well.
“We take this opportunity to remind customers to keep well back from platform edges when trains are arriving and leaving the station, and to keep hold of pets, pushchairs, and other belongings when getting on and off the train.”
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