On Wednesday, a dog trapped in a drain in the West Roxbury community in Boston was released.

The Boston Fire Department has sent staff to rescue the animal and shared photos of the staff rescued it. Officials said they were using cameras to find the location of the dog, and the images showed men in trenches and at the end of pipes.

The dog burst into cheers after being pulled out of the sewer.

In-depth news reports in the Greater Boston area.

This dog named Hubert is a rescue dog.

The dog walker said that Hubert heard a loud noise and ran into the sewer. After he was rescued, Mother Dog raised her hand to the sky as they walked away.

Boston sewer workers and a backhoe from the National Grid assisted in the rescue-fire officials said the dog had ran deep into the pipeline when he heard the noise, so they dug behind him.

The company worked hard to rescue the dog trapped in the drain pipe in Millennium Park in W. Roxbury. They are using the camera to locate the dog. pic.twitter.com/2HGgOqgtca

A few hours later, with the good cooperation of the resources of the city department, the rescued puppy "Hubert" was sent back to his mother and dog walkers, hugging many people, which many people would not A day forgotten. 🦮 pic.twitter.com/hNYxlVEBM8