Blind dog rescued from frigid pond in New York park
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Police officers were called to rescue this blind dog that was trapped in a freezing cold pond in Queens, New York, on Oct. 31. The dog was taken to an emergency vet where it reunited with its owner.
Nov. 3 (UPI) -- A blind dog was rescued from the freezing waters of a New York pond by a pair of city police officers.
The New York Police Department said Officers Branden Williams and Marc Esposito responded to a 911 call about a dog in danger of drowning in the pond in Queens' Baisley Pond Park.
The officers arrived to find the senior border collie, named Sparky, was stuck among some reeds.
Body camera footage from the rescue shows the officers wading out into the water to carry Sparky to safety.
"Both officers entered the pond and were able to remove the dog from the pond who was later removed to a local veterinarian where he was later reunited with his owner," an NYPD spokesperson told Newsweek.
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