Spike, an otherwise happy hound from South Carolina, found himself in a tight spot after the dog was found stuck in his owner's dryer vent.

The Sumter Police Department said that Spike was "sniffing out mischief" on Nov. 30, when he got stuck in the dryer vent.

In a Facebook post, the Police Department said that officers first received reports of a stuck pup at 2 p.m. from a woman who was babysitting Spike.

She said that the nosy hound belonged to her grandson.

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When police and fire officials arrived at the peculiar scene, they found Spike's bashful face sticking out of the home.

Officers said Spike had somehow managed to poke through a dryer vent and ended up with his head outside the house, while the rest of his body remained indoors.

Authorities managed to widen the dryer vent opening so that the pooch could be pulled back inside.

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The dog owner's grandmother thanked the rescuers for a "job well done" and said that the entire ordeal took a little over an hour to rescue Spike.

"I am thankful for the time and the care from both police and fire department for rescuing Spike, it took a little over an hour. I'm glad I was home while Kam was at school," Drusilla Harvin, the owner's grandmother, said on Facebook. "Job well done."

Police said that the "happy hound was freed from his unfortunate circumstance" and is doing fine despite the tight quarters.

Authorities said that he is "probably looking to see what else he can get into for the day."