Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Jan. 28 (UPI) -- Emergency responders in Colorado said a dog ran out onto the ice of a frozen pond pursued by his owner, and both ended up being rescued from the frigid water. South Metro Fire Rescue said the dog chased some geese onto the ice of a frozen pond Thursday in Centennial, and the animal's owner, a woman, chased after the canine. Advertisement Both the woman and dog fell through the ice into the freezing water. SMFR said a man, who some reports identified as the woman's husband, crawled onto the ice on his stomach and was able to pull the woman and the dog out of the water before firefighters arrived on the scene. The woman, man and dog were examined for injuries at the scene and given a ride home by an SMFR crew. "No ice is safe ice," SMFR tweeted. "If an animal falls through, stay on shore and dial 911 immediately." Read More Teachers find wild fox sleeping on couch inside London school Rail car breaks away from Washington train, travels 16 miles down the tracks Owners renovating old building in Washington find century-old mural