Mangaluru: Woman rescues dog from 50-ft well


Team Udayavani, Apr 10, 2021, 3:34 PM IST

Mangaluru: In yet another daring act Rajani Shetty, an animal lover rescued a dog from a 50 feet deep well at Doddahitlu here.

Rajani, who had been in news in the past too for such heroic missions, lowered herself into the well with the assistance of few people.

In the video of the act, she is seen reaching out to the pooch stranded in the well and secures it with a rope so that it gets pulled up safely.

A Ballalbagh resident, Rajani is known for rescuing street dogs and nurturing them.

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