Man and dog rescued after Hurricane Helene disables sailboat, Coast Guard video shows
A man and dog who were sailing off the coast of Sanibel Island as Hurricane Helene approached Florida were rescued by the Coast Guard on Thursday. The unnamed man had been about 25 miles from Sanibel Island when his 36-foot sailboat became disabled and began taking on water, the Coast Guard said on social media.
The U.S. Coast Guard saved a boater and his dog from dangerous waters near Florida’s Sanibel Island as Hurricane Helene ...
Video of the rescue, which occurred about 25 miles off Sanibel Island on Florida’s Gulf Coast, shows an aviation survival technician (AST) with the Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater being lowered ...
Video shows the boater and a dog in seawater wearing bright-colored life vests near Sanibel Island just east of Fort Myers ...
The Coast Guard Air Station Clearwater posted a video of the rescue to Facebook. The video shows a man in an orange life jacket helping his dog in a bright yellow vest climb over their boat as a Coast ...
As Hurricane Helene strengthens to a Category 4 storm, parts of Florida are feeling its impacts before landfall.
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