Rescuers Rush To Save Dog After It Fell Into Icy Pond

LONE TREE, Colo. (CBS4) - South Metro firefighters rushed to an icy pond in Lone Tree on Saturday to save a dog that fell into the ice cold water.

Officials say the firefighters from Firehouse 34 got to the scene off Lone Tree Parkway with a rescuer already ready to go in a dry suit. Other team members stayed on shore and held a safety rope as the rescuer wrestled their way through the ice and water out to the dog.

After only about 10 seconds, the rescuer grabbed the dog and both were pulled to shore. The dog was seen walking to solid land on its own. It's unclear if its owners were on hand.

Firefighters repeated a plea to keep dogs on a leash and never try to rescue an animal that fell through an ice pond or lake.

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