Dog rescued from Osaka Castle moat

Dog rescued from Osaka Castle moat

OSAKA, Japan - A dog is rescued by firefighters on a boat from the moat at Osaka Castle in Osaka on Feb. 16, 2011. The one-year-old male dog was rescued about an hour after jumping into the water during a walk with his owner. (Kyodo)

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