Coyote rescued by SPCA employees in cold weather in New York

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Thanks to the efforts of the United States Coast Guard (USCG) as well as the New York Department of Environmental Conservation who witnessed a female coyote that was shivering in 43 degrees Fahrenheit weather aboard a log in Lake Erie in Buffalo New York jump into the lake, Lindsay Wood who is the Erie County SPCA chief investigating officer and her team jumped into the lake to rescue the coyote who had been in the water for about three hours. Lindsay as well as her mates Molly McLaughlin, Meghan Giles and Melina Homsi worked together to get the coyote out of the water where the coyote was then taken to the SPCA West Seneca location where she was examined and taken care before the coyote was released into a wooded area near Wilkeson Pointe where the coyote was rescued after one day after she suffered minor injuries in the incident in the water. Link is upi.com/8281703786883 via @upi