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Aug. 16, 2023 / 4:29 PM

Firefighters use boat to rescue disoriented dog in Massachusetts lake

Rescued at sea....or Lake Waban (close enough). Wellesley Fire rescued this wayward dog on Tuesday after it became disoriented swimming. The dog was scooped from the water by the WFD boat and returned safely to it's family. One of our UAV pilots captured these images. pic.twitter.com/ShQ51UOaqF— Wellesley Police (@WellesleyPolice) August 16, 2023

Aug. 16 (UPI) -- Firefighters in Massachusetts took a boat out into a lake to rescue a disoriented dog that ran into trouble during a swim.

The Wellesley Police Department posted a series of photos to Facebook showing the rescue executed Tuesday in Lake Waban by the Wellesley Fire Department.

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Police wrote that firefighters had to use a boat to reach the canine.

The firefighters "scooped the wayward dog out of the water" and were able to transport the canine to the Wellesley College docks, where its owners were waiting.

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