Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: A deaf 7-week-old foster puppy named Toffee fell into a 50-foot hole in a Huntsville, Alabama, yard on Thursday. The incident happened around 5 p.m. and Toffee was stuck in the dark, deep hole for over 24 hours, CBS affiliate WHNT-TV reports. 
  
 Toffee's foster family reached hundreds of people with a call for help on Facebook. The Smith family posted on a local Facebook page for lost pets, and Toffee's story soon went viral. 
  
 For over 30 hours, Toffee lay stuck in the hole. Rescue crews used tarps, ropes, food and nets to try and lure the puppy out. Finally, around 12:30 a.m. on Saturday, volunteers from the Paint Rock Fire Department pulled Toffee out. They had seen the WHNT-TV report and volunteered their rescue services. 
  
 Chief Finis Johnson says he saw the story and called the WHNT-TV newsroom to ask how they could help. The team used a snare to get the puppy out. "I'm an animal lover. It's good to know we can come out to help folks," said Johnson. 
  
 TOFFEE IS SAFE: Rescue efforts have ended happily for a 7-week-old deaf puppy that was trapped in a hole in south Huntsville for over 24-hours. http://via.whnt.com/jXJan Posted by WHNT News 19 on Friday, June 29, 2018 
  
 "I still can't believe she's really out and she's right here and I'm holding her," Karen Smith, Toffee's foster owner, told the station. "This is a miracle." 
  
 Smith thanked all the people who showed up to help the struggling deaf dog reach safety. "To every person that came, I mean every person that brought water, that brought the food, that brought generators and lights... It's been an amazing outpouring of just kindness and sweetness," Smith said. 
  
 Smith also said the family has plans to ensure this never happens again. "I do not want to put her down -- she's probably going to sleep with me tonight, I'm not going to lie. And we're going to cover that hole up," she told WHNT-TV. ||||| Please enable Javascript to watch this video 
  
 HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - Just before 12:30am Saturday rescue crews were able to pull a 7-week-old puppy named Toffee from a hole in a yard on Lenlock Drive. The deaf puppy had been in the hole since 5 pm Thursday. The puppy's story captivated people around the country and the world. 
  
 "I still can't believe she's really out and she's right here and I'm holding her," said Toffee's foster owner Karen Smith as she held close to the puppy. 
  
 "This is a miracle," Smith added. "There's no feeling like it. I still can't believe it." 
  
 Toffee was trapped in the hole for over 30 hours. Rescue crews tried using tarps, ropes, food, and nets to try and lure toffee out. Around 12:30 Saturday morning volunteers from the fire department saw Toffee's the story on WHNT News 19 and then helped pull the puppy out with a snare. 
  
 "To every person that came, I mean every person that brought water, that brought the food, that brought generators, and lights. I mean there have been, it's been an amazing outpouring of just kindness and sweetness," Smith said. 
  
 The rescue happened in part thanks to volunteers from the Paint Rock Fire Department. Chief Finis Johnson saw the story on WHNT News 19 and called the newsroom to ask how they could help. The team used a snare to get out the puppy. 
  
 "I'm an animal lover. It's good to know we can come out to help folks," said Johnson. |||||
Student:
Puppy love overtook an Alabama city last week, and Toffee is now safe because of it. Per CBS News, Toffee is a 7-week-old deaf puppy that was being fostered in Huntsville when she ran into a bit of trouble: She fell down a 50-foot hole in a yard and stayed stuck there for more than 30 hours. WHNT reports Toffee plummeted into the hole around 5pm Thursday, and her foster family took to Facebook to get the word out and ask for help. Potential rescuers who came to the scene tried ropes, tarps, and nets, to no avail. Finally, volunteer firefighters from Paint Rock who'd seen the viral story about Toffee arrived and got her out with a snare around 12:30am Saturday. Relieved foster owner Karen Smith says she plans on sleeping with Toffee by her side for the time being, and also to cover up that hole. "This is a miracle," she says. (A dog kissed his firefighter rescuer in Maine.)