A pet iguana was rescued from a tree by the Johnson County Consolidated Fire District No. 1. On October 7, shortly after 6 p.m., the organization helped rescue a pet iguana from a tree on West Allen Street in Spring Hill, Kansas.Fire officials said he was stuck between thirty-five and forty-five feet up the tree.To help capture him, fire crews borrowed a catch pole from the Spring Hill Police Department. A week ago, Tasslehoff, the iguana, broke away from his owner. He is nine years old, three feet long, and thirty to forty pounds in weight, fox4kc.com reports.
