A Vancouver dog is very thankful for the public after a daring rescue this week.
According to Vancouver Police Department Deputy Howard Chow, "Griffen" was saved after it had jumped into English Bay on Thursday.
Thanks to those who jumped into English Bay to help an owner rescue her dog, Griffen. The drowning unconscious dog was carried out of the water, CPR performed and he was revived. Kudos to the officers who rushed Griffen and his owner to the vet to be checked out. #InItTogether pic.twitter.com/82cxQ0C0HH
— Howard Chow (@DeputyChow) October 23, 2020
Residents jumped into the water to save the "drowning unconscious dog." Griffen was carried out of the water where CPR was performed on him.
Thankfully, resuscitation attempts were successful and Griffen was revived.
All involved were truly amazing, English Bay locals, @ParkBoard there with ATV and @VancouverPD timing on location. So happy Griffen is recovering!! #HeroesAct pic.twitter.com/OekFD5smIk
— Christina (@christina_604) October 23, 2020
"Kudos to the officers who rushed Griffen and his owner to the vet to be checked out," wrote Chow.
