Rescued dog pays surprise visit to thank Melton firefighters

Firefighters who saved the life of a dog in Melton Country Park were delighted to get a surprise visit from the pet and its owner.

BILBO fell into the freezing lake, around 30 metres from the embankment, on November 22, prompting a desperate appeal to Melton Fire Station.

BILBO meets Melton firefighters who rescued him from a freezing lake at the country parkplaceholder image
BILBO meets Melton firefighters who rescued him from a freezing lake at the country park

A crew from the Nottingham Road station was mobilised along with a water rescue team from Technical Rescue based at Southern Station.

Melton firefighters posted on their Facebook page: “Utilising an inflatable sled, the dog, albeit very cold, was safely rescued and reunited with its owners – the dog was then checked over by a local vet and thankfully made a full recovery.

BILBO meets Beth who took the emergency call at Melton Fire Station after the dog fell into freezing water at the country parkplaceholder image
BILBO meets Beth who took the emergency call at Melton Fire Station after the dog fell into freezing water at the country park

“We had a lovely visit from BILBO who came to thank the crews at Southern and our own fire control operator, Beth who took the emergency 999 call.

“It was great to see BILBO running around happy.”

Owners are reminded to keep their dogs on leads while walking near water or ice.

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