In Montana, the United States, an eight-month-old naughty raccoon dog, Blaze, tried to sneak through a tire while the owner was not around. The entire head was stuck, and the body could not move until the owner returned home. The owner called the San Francis Animal Hospital and the Butte-Silver Bow, and the fireman helped the dog out with coconut oil when he arrived.
When the firefighters arrived at the scene and did not use the tools to break the tires, they fell on Blaze with a large amount of "coconut oil" and stuffed their ears to prevent the oil from running into their ears; when the oil was sufficient and evenly distributed, the firefighters pulled Blaze's head out and helped him out.
Blaze, who managed to leave, did not suffer too much, with only a small swelling of the neck, and in the relief process, it was well behaved and calmed and made little noise. The firefighter also wrote the matter on Facebook and made a joke saying, "I hope this is a valuable lesson for Blaze, a young and insensitive person, and I hope that we will not be given another chance to experience the same thing in the future."