Newburgh Fire Department rescues dog who jumped into Hudson River
A dog was rescued by first responders after jumping into the icy Hudson River.
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Feb 12, 2022, 3:47 AM
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Updated 1,191 days ago
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14h agoA dog was rescued by first responders after jumping into the icy Hudson River.
Officials say it happened on the Newburgh waterfront where the dog, Lily, was chasing geese.
Lily then hopped a wall and landed in the river.
The Newburgh Fire Department's Water and Rescue unit arrived and reunited Lily with her family.
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