Trenton, United States - February 10, 2025 Elizabeth Park, Michigan – A dramatic rescue captured on video earlier this week showed the quick-thinking bravery of Trenton Police officers who saved a dog trapped in a frozen canal. The incident occurred on Monday evening when a 911 call alerted authorities to a dog struggling in the freezing waters of the canal. Responding officers arrived swiftly, with one officer plunging into the icy water to break through the frozen surface and reach the dog, who was struggling to stay afloat. The officer, undeterred by the bitter cold, managed to secure the terrified, shivering dog and bring it to safety. Deputy Police Chief Jess Neese commended the officers' courage, praising their willingness to put themselves in harm’s way to save a life. The dog’s owner described the rescue as more than just a heroic act – it was “rescuing an extension of my soul.” The incident highlights the risks of saving animals from perilous situations but also serves as a reminder of the importance of expert intervention in such emergencies.