FALMOUTH – Falmouth Fire-Rescue (FFRD) reports that sometime after 2 PM, FFRD units (Ambulance, Dive Truck and Shift Commander) were dispatched to the Dillingham Avenue area of Morse Pond for a dog thru the ice. Crews arived to find dog (later identified as “Abbie”), had fallen thru the ice approximately 50′ from the nearest access point. Members donned ice rescue suits, entered the water and Abbie was quickly rescued. She was brought to shore and warmed with blankets. Her owner was contacted, and Abbie and family were quickly reunited. This event had a happy ending! We would like to use this incident as a reminder, local fire departments are properly equipped and properly trained for this type of situation. NEVER attempt an animal rescue, immediately call 911 and await professional help! Thanks to or friends at Falmouth Police Department and Falmouth Animal Control for their assistance
VIDEO: Dog rescued after falling through ice in Falmouth
March 7, 2019
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