Sensational video shows the incredible moment a man rescued a dog from the Hudson River on Saturday morning. The man jumped into the cold water from the central waterfront in Hoboken, New Jersey , to reach the dog. Jessica Fullam, a Hoboken resident, recorded the event on Saturday around 10am.
Body of man traveling down river on raft with dog discovered in Grand Canyon Former rescue dog becomes sitcom sensation after being found in Los Angeles Fullam said the dog belonged to a woman who was trying to get her pet to come back to the shore. The dog had gotten stuck near the rocks after getting caught in the river’s current. Fullam said, as reported by NorthJersey.
com : “A guy saw the scene, took off his shirt and shoes, and jumped in to save the dog.” The man also listened to the woman’s suggestion and swam beyond the dog in order to nudge it back to the shore. The entire rescue took place in just under a minute, ABC7 reported .
DON'T MISS: NYC fashion designer found dead in home ‘with scarf wrapped around neck’ [REPORT] Florida teen mom arrested for sending photos of her 'stomping' on baby's head [INSIGHT] US travel advisory over 'potential terror attack' on LGBTQ community [LATEST] While most guys are wasting time on dating apps, this dude is out meeting ladies the old fashioned way...
Jumping into the Hudson River to rescue her dog. pic.twitter.
com/fSdQyGBu4g — Kevin Dalton (@TheKevinDalton) May 20, 2024 Fullam added: “He didn’t know the girl, so it was jus.
