Goose survives after becoming stuck in grille of Papa John's delivery car following collision
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An employee who went out to deliver a Papa John's order over the weekend in Vermont brought an unexpected guest back to the restaurant.
Driver Ryan Harrington told WCAX he saw a Canadian goose waddling across the road in Burlington on Saturday. He says he then "slammed on my brakes in response, but a little too late, and I heard a thud, and I thought, ‘Oh my god, I just hit a goose.'”
But Harrington wasn’t prepared to see the feathery animal stuck in his car's front grille — and alive — when he returned to work.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A goose was rescued Saturday after becoming stuck in the grille of a pizza delivery driver's car in Burlington, Vt.
"I was freaking out then because I have a live goose stuck in my car's front grate," he told WCAX.
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Rescue officials and volunteers work to free a goose is stuck in the grille of a pizza delivery driver's car in Burlington, Vt. (AP/Esther Lotz)
The Burlington Fire Department was notified of the incident and showed up to rescue the bird.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}The goose has since been taken to a local wildlife rehabilitation center in Poultney, where it is expected to make a full recovery, WCAX reported.
Fox News' Kira Grant and the Associated Press contributed to this report.