VIDEO: NYPD officers save blind dog drowning in freezing water in Queens
Police shared the video showing Officers Williams and Esposito from the 113th Precinct responding to Baisley Pond in Queens.
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Nov 3, 2023, 12:07 PM
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5h agoTwo NYPD officers are being credited with saving a drowning dog from freezing water in Queens.
Police shared the video showing Officers Williams and Esposito from the 113th Precinct responding to Baisley Pond in Queens.
The NYPD says Williams and Esposito quickly got in the water and were able to rescue the 8-year-old blind Border Collie named Sparky and reunited him with its owner.
