Dog Named Nova Rescued from Car Engine in Phoenix, Now Up for Adoption

The 2-year-old Weimaraner mix chased a cat under a car and got stuck, but was safely rescued and is now available for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society.

• A 2-year-old Weimaraner mix named Nova chased a cat under a 1967 Chevy Nova and got stuck in the engine in Phoenix, Arizona.
• Rescuers from the Arizona Humane Society took 15 minutes to carefully free Nova, who was found to be healthy apart from minor wounds on her ears.
• Nova, originally named Princess, was renamed after the car where she was found.
• Nova is described as a sweet and docile dog who gets along well with other dogs at the shelter, but not with cats.
• Nova is now up for adoption at the Arizona Humane Society South Mountain Campus for a fee of $49, as part of a limited-time offer for all dogs older than a year.

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