This morning at Fairhaven Lake, a German Shepherd was found resting by the water’s edge, drawing the attention and concern of many passersby.
Responding swiftly, Lancashire Fire and Rescue, alongside Lancashire Police and local citizens, collaborated to rescue the stranded dog. The animal has now been handed over to the neighborhood RSPCA and is reported to be safe and well.
The dog is currently receiving care at the Veterinary Health Centre while authorities search for its owner. The owner is requested to produce proper ownership documentation to claim their pet.
In an effort to reunite the dog with its owner, the police have announced that they will examine nearby areas and review surveillance footage from around the lake.
They have also put out a call for any information that may assist in identifying the owner.
A spokesperson for Fylde Police commented on the situation, acknowledging that the incident has gained attention on social media.
They expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts of Lancashire Fire and Rescue and members of the public, which resulted in the dog’s successful rescue. The spokesperson assured the public that the dog is now in safe hands.
Anyone with information about the dog or sightings of its owner should report it online or contact the police directly by calling 101 and referencing log number 0243.
Such contributions are greatly valued by the authorities as they work to resolve the matter.
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