A dog's gotta do what a dog's gotta do—and if that means breaking out of a veterinary clinic after undergoing surgery, so be it! Pharaoh, a 9-year-old German Shepherd, managed to get out of his cage at a Hauppauge, Long Island clinic, and then, Newsday reports, "opened the back door"—which had a deadbolt—"unlatched a gate and fled." Here's video of Pharaoh, wearing his surgical cone, working the door:
WABC 7 reports that on the outside, Pharaoh "was confronted by a giant fence. It stands more than six feet tall. So he jumped up and with his front paws he pushed down on a lever, opened the door and away he went." He was discovered in a Smithtown park, by a passerby who noticed he was still in his surgical collar. The 75-pound dog is doing well and is recovering back at home.





Thank god for helpful passers by!
Smart guy.
All dogs know the way out of the vet's office. He was ready to go home!
Pharoah "pushed down on a lever" end walked through a door in the fence? Please; if that dog had any sense of style he would have stolen a motorcycle and jumped the fence.