Photo: U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet/Facebook
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U.S. Coast Guard members in North Carolina found a missing dog after the canine fell off her owner’s boat and into the Pamlico Sound.
According to aFacebook postfrom U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet, on May 14, a call came in that someone had “lost their dog Myla overboard in Pamlico Sound.”
The body of water in the Outer Banks of North Carolina is nearly 100 miles long and 25 miles wide in places,The Charlotte Observerreported.
“Shortly after, lookouts on CG24508 spotted movement on the calm waters and upon closer inspection saw a dog swimming towards the boat,” the Facebook post continued.
Along with sharing the news of the rescue, the Coast Guard shared a video of the moment when rescuers pulled the pup up onto their vessel. In the clip, the dog paddles towards the boat before two guardsmen work together to haul her out of the water.
U.S. Coast Guard Station Hatteras Inlet also shared two photos of Myla on her rescuers' boat, getting attention from three coast guardsmen.
source: people.com