CAUGHT ON VIDEO: 3 dogs rescued from icy ponds in less than a week

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Rescuers in Wilmington waited on a thin
ice today to rescue a dog that had
fallen into the frigid water here in
Carousel Park the operation was just the
latest animal rescue on local ponds in
recent days prompting officials to issue
an urgent warning despite how cold it's
been the ice is not thick enough to be
safe for people or pets action news
reporter John Paul has the warning and
the video
tonight three dogs rescued from Icy
ponds in less than a week this dramatic
scene played out in Pike cre Delaware
this afternoon the dog's head barely
above water after it fell through the
ice in Carousel Park mil Creek
firefighters suited up in ice waterer
rescue gear and carefully made their way
out after about 15 minutes they were
able to pull the dog out of the water
safely the ice was crack we saw a
similar scene play out in Easttown
Township on January 10th when two dogs
fell through the ice I was walking along
here and I saw a labrador I took a
second look and I there a la laor in the
water Jean gold called police who
quickly went to work come on come on
baby come on you can hear one of them
crying as Rescuers tried to reach her
his legs are frozen
probably today the officers who
responded to the pond talked to us about
the rescue she kept going under water
and she was whimpering this dog was in
desperate need of help as soon as
possible and they had to improvise to
save the animals neighbors gave them a
ladder and a pull saw and the officers
went to work slowly making their way out
the ice and putting a lead over one of
its necks took a little bit of time to
get the dog turned over the lip of the
ice and then once he started doing that
he reached back grabbed the pole saw and
I pulled him off to the ice and we got
that dog out go go go go you can see it
all play out on the body cam video a
happy ending for both dogs and a
reminder of how dangerous ice can be
keep an eye on your dogs make sure
they're on your property and um you know
just make sure that they're they're
there you never know what's going to
happen when your dogs wrong yeah all
those dogs are just fine tonight and
please want to remind everyone that
don't go into an icy Pond to rescue an
animal just call 911 in Easttown
Township John Paul Channel 6 Action News
