Overview
- Two fishermen, Cedric Humphrey and his uncle Walter Cross, spotted the husky on Sunday morning and sought help after being unable to reach it safely.
- Volunteer group The Karens arrived but could not access the fenced culvert, prompting a call that brought Michigan Humane and city responders on Monday.
- Detroit Fire crews used a ladder and treats as Michigan Humane staff in wetsuits conducted a multi-hour operation to pull the dog from the tunnel.
- The husky showed signs of hypothermia and is receiving care at Michigan Humane’s Mackey Center in Detroit.
- The dog has no microchip and will remain on a seven-day stray hold before possible adoption, and authorities have not determined how it ended up on the ice.