It’s an Easter miracle, of sorts.
West Midlands Fire in the UK shared news of a Good Friday rescue in Sutton Park by their colleagues at the Community Fire Station for Sutton Coldfield. A dog went into the water, seemingly doomed to drown, unless fire crew intervened.
“The dog was called (and this is no joke) Jesus, he was rescued on #GoodFriday by crews using a triple extension ladder and personal flotation device,” the fire department said.
The Staffordshire bull-terrier mix was in the water for about 30 minutes before fire crews safely put an officer in to save it. Officials thanked the public for not attempting a rescue on their own.
The dog and his owner, were happily reunited.
Crews from @SuttonCfld_Fire have rescued a dog from a lake in Sutton Park. The dog was called (and this is no joke) Jesus, he was rescued on #GoodFriday by crews using a triple extension ladder and personal flotation device. #happyEaster2019 pic.twitter.com/EKmPpATw02
— West Midlands Fire (@WestMidsFire) April 19, 2019
Photo WestMidlandsFire/SuttonCfld_Fire/Twitter
