The NYPD successfully rescued a distressed dog found struggling in the icy waters of the East River near South Street Seaport on Sunday morning. The canine, wearing a pink harness and weighing approximately 15 pounds, had no visible injuries apart from being wet. Officers responded promptly after a pedestrian reported the situation, pulling the pup from danger and taking her for evaluation to the local veterinarian. The police are currently trying to locate her owner, as she lacks identification. Community members are encouraged to report any information about the dog’s ownership to assist in her recovery.
The NYPD rescued a dog fighting to stay afloat in the frigid East River on Sunday morning, ensuring her safety and sending her for evaluation.
A pedestrian reported a distressed dog seen at the South Street Seaport, prompting a quick response from the NYPD Harbor Unit who successfully pulled her from the water.
Although the dog had no microchip for identification, the NYPD is seeking the public's help to find her owner, stressing that all calls to Crime Stoppers remain confidential.
Thanks to the NYPD’s swift actions, the female dog, found wearing a pink harness and weighing about 15 pounds, is now safe and recovering.
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