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Dog Rescued After Falling Through Ice In Worcester County Dog Rescued After Falling Through Ice In Worcester County
Dog Rescued After Falling Through Ice In Worcester County Authorities rescued a dog that fell through ice and into a river in Massachusetts. In Worcester County, the Warren and West Brookfield Fire departments responded to a report on Wednesday, Feb. 2, that a dog had fallen through the ice in the river off Route 67 near the Warren town line, fire officials reported. West Brookfield Fire got a call today for a dog through the ice in the river off Rte. 67 towards Warren. Because it was... Posted by West Brookfield Fire Department on Wednesday, February 2, 2022 "Because it was a day time call and the uncertainty of how many firefighters would b…

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by Nicole Valinote
Police & Fire
Person, Dog Rescued From River In Western Mass Person, Dog Rescued From River In Western Mass
Person, Dog Rescued From River In Western Mass A person and their dog were rescued from a river in Western Massachusetts after being swept away in the current. It happened at 9:30 a.m., Monday, Aug. 23 in Hampshire County. Firefighters in Northampton were dispatched to the Mill River behind Maines Field for an individual and dog that were swept away in the current.  Once on the scene, firefighters found the individual and dog holding onto a tree that was across the river, unable to fight the current to the shore, said the Northampton Fire Department.  Firefighters donned water rescue suits and entered the water. Utilizing wa…

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by Kathy Reakes
Lifestyle
Dog Rescued After 13 Days In Wild In Connecticut Dog Rescued After 13 Days In Wild In Connecticut
Dog Rescued After 13 Days In Wild In Connecticut A Connecticut woman who lost her 2-year-old rescue dog is a happy woman after the dog was rescued himself. Copper was rescued in Litchfield County by Amy La Russo, manager of Unleashed, a local New Milford kennel, after 13 days in the wild.  Copper’s adventure began when walking with his owner Jean Mariano in Saga Meadow Park and he became spooked by a pick-up, said LaRusso. After hearing the loud vehicle, Cooper backed out of his harness and hightailed it into the woods.  Mariano sprang into action, distributing posters, searching, and worrying. La Rus…

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by Kathy Reakes