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The juvenile male sustained third-degree burns over half of his body and the woman sustained second- and third-degree burns on the lower part of her body Monday in a suspected campfire incident.
A video shows a firefighter crawling on all fours over the icy pond and diving into the water to pull out the pooch.
Footage shows the moment a firefighter in Utah jumped into a frozen pond to rescue a dog. The daring rescue unfolded on a cold Sunday in the city of Clearfield, where Firefighter Logan braved icy waters to save a pooch named Bob. Equipped with a rope tied around his waist, he crawled into the frozen pond and successfully pulled the dog to safety. “Bob the dog loves the water but the ice shelf prevented him from being able to get out after his polar plunge,” North Davis Fire District wrote, sharing the video on social media. “Firefighter Logan did a fantastic job today.”
Fire officials are reminding pet owners to stay safe and vigilant in winter conditions after a dog was unable to pull himself out of a body of water.