‘Miracle’: Video Displays Pet Falling On Busy Los Angeles Highway, Surviving

(KTLA) — Breathtaking video has captured the time a pet jumped out of a transferring automobile on a hectic Los Angeles highway — and miraculously survived.

The chilling incident took playground at the 101 close the Topanga travel in Jungle Hills.

“I heard her scream and then she started tumbling down the road,” remembers Lilah Cramer, whose community had been elevating the 6-month-old pet – named Sophie – for a couple of weeks.

A video of the Cramer community’s Tesla confirmed Sophie sticking her head out of the automobile on a contemporary afternoon as Ryan Cramer drove his youngsters house nearest college. After, she abruptly jumps out of the window, hitting the garden and tumbling against oncoming highway visitors.

A massive tractor-trailer just about crushes Sophie as she miraculously will get up and flees to the shoulder of the highway for protection.

Moments nearest Sophie’s soar, the video presentations Ryan Cramer placing himself on his shoulder and operating together with his youngsters to seek out Sophie, presen fearing the worst.

“I jump out of the car and you could hear the traffic and other things going on,” Ryan Cramer stated. “It’s something the video doesn’t show and it was very scary.”

Miraculously, the puppy survived this terrifying ordeal and the Cramer community rushed her to a vet for remedy.

The vet used to be surprised that Sophie handiest suffered a damaged hip and a couple of scratches, let lonely survived the ordeal. About two weeks nearest the autumn, Sophie used to be even in a position to travel once more, her community stated.

“It’s like what we thought, it’s a miracle,” Ryan stated in tears. “Without seeing that, it’s hard to really understand what she went through.”

“The doctor said it would take her about eight weeks to recover and she is already doing very well,” added Dylan Cramer.

The community hopes that via sharing the video of Sophie’s fall, they’ll remind canine homeowners of the worth of passenger protection.

“Luckily we had other drivers who were in the know and not on the phone and they were able to pull over and help out,” Ryan stated. “And it was really great that we were all here.”