Rescue operation for dog stranded on paddleboard
Fire & ArsonA dog was stranded on a paddleboard in the lake while its owner swam nearby. Fire and EMS units responded to assist in the rescue. The owner did not seem to be in distress.
Audio|Source: Fredericksburg City and Spotsylvania County Fire and EMS
02:7
Transcript:
(name withheld), 2019. 1718, 17. 2019, 2019. 219. Rescue 4. Engine 2. Boca 2. Ambulance 2. 2. Ambulance 91. EMS 1, and Battalion 1. Water Rescue[1]. At 4303, Lux Drive. Cross streets are dead-end stagecoach Road. Respond Priority 1. On, Incident 1. 917-1. Confirming apartment number 22-0. (name withheld), we'll try to get back in contact with the caller. She keeps hanging up on us. Pergametic 10.01, the caller is going to be out on the back pad. You're trying to fly you or L.E. down. Okay, give us a minute. Roll it, said. Sorry, anyone. Turn out the additional. Three bogs drive, 430, three bogs drive. Collar's advising that there's a dog on a paddleboard, possibly in a stress, being pushed across Joey's Creek. The friend's dog stranded on the board in the lake. The owner swam out and was getting to retreat the dog. Owner of the dog doesn't appear to be in distress. It's going to be a female on a dog on a raft, singing somewhere in the middle of Joe. Lake Creek right across from Lake Annamarina. With Coast Guard as well as Louisa and DWR, near no boats on the water at this time.
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Water Rescue: Water Rescue
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Fredericksburg, VA 22401
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