Rich Zuccarello was walking his dog in Scottsdale when both he and his dog fell into the Arizona canal. Thanks to some quick thinking by another man, both Zuccarello and his dog are safe. Now, Zuccarello and the man who rescued him are good friends.
Rich Zuccarello was walking his dog in late 2022 in Scottsdale when both he and his dog fell into the Arizona canal. Thanks to some quick thinking by another man named Ryan Correa, both Zuccarello and his dog are safe, and from that day, a new friendship has emerged. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.A Scottsdale man jumped into the Arizona Canal to save another man and his dog from drowning, and on Jan. 26, both men recounted their experience, as well as reflecting on their newfound friendship.
In the middle of it all, Zuccarello dislocated his shoulder. He held onto his 80lbs struggling dog, and yelled for their lives. Correa swam across the canal, and held onto Smokey as Zuccarello hoisted himself about 18 inches onto the ledge.
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