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In an unfortunate turn of events, a woman recently got out of her car to help another woman in wheelchair, only to return to a locked vehicle courtesy of her anxious dog! After helping the wheelchair user clear a road near Zhongshan Station in Taipei, she was shocked to find her three-year-old puppy had accidentally hit the lock button. Firefighters had to come break the window to rescue him.

This driver was about to turn right when she noticed a wheelchair user struggling to move. She got out to help them, but when she got back to her car, you can see the disbelief set in. All four doors were locked, with her dog trapped inside. What could she do?

With the car trapped in the middle of the road, traffic behind came to a standstill. And with the dog still inside, firefighters had to come to the rescue. They broke the rear window to free the pup. But how did it mysteriously lock itself in the first place? Turned out it was the dog’s doing.

Dina
Driver
I thought I’d get out to help move her wheelchair, but when I turned back, I found my car was locked with my keys, phone, and dog all still inside. Since he’s super clingy with me, as soon as I got out of the car, he probably wanted to follow me and stepped on the lock button.

Anxious seeing his owner walk away, three-year-old Oreo stood on the armrest to see where she went and accidentally stepped on the door lock. It proved to be an expensive mistake.

Dina
Driver
I was still holding out hope he would help me unlock it, so before the fire department got here, I tried playing with him through the glass. But it didn’t work. It definitely sucked having to break the window, but as long as everyone was OK and my dog wasn’t hurt, that’s what matters most.

The aesthetic consultant and avid sports fan shared the incident with her over 17,000 followers online, who joined her in laughing over this unfortunate accident.

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