First responders slide into frozen pond to rescue a trapped canine

MAYNARD, Mass. – Police and fireplace crews in Massachusetts flip a household’s worst nightmare into a cheerful ending after a fast response to a misery name.

On Tuesday, first responders had been dispatched to Mill Pond after a resident reported that their canine, Rufus, had fallen by means of a gap within the ice, in keeping with the Maynard Police Department.

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Drone footage from the police division reveals first responders rapidly making their option to the big gap within the pond and instantly sliding into the freezing water.

Time was of the essence because the canine was liable to hypothermia after being submerged within the winter water for an prolonged time period.

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Without hesitation, the canine swam to his savior, as each firefighters lifted the big canine out of the ice-cold water.

After a quick battle, they had been in a position to safely and rapidly extract the canine inside 10 minutes and return him to his household’s arms.

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“A pet falling through the water in these freezing conditions is any pet owner’s worst nightmare,” Fire Chief Angela Lawless stated. “I am proud of the composure and teamwork demonstrated in the response between Group 4 and Maynard Police, which allowed for a quick rescue operation.”

Rufus was in a position to return residence together with his household with no severe accidents.