Senior drone team lost their dog in a “real movie” moment discovered in just 41 minutes

On the evening of February 21, a dog lost in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, was only within 41 minutes on the evening of February 21, after being rescued by senior nonprofit Usar Drone Team by using advanced thermal images.

According to owner Gina Manfredi, the dog’s shadow has been missing for 27 hours and “spends the entire frozen night alone” after “swinging” out of its seat belt and running away.

Over time, Manfredi decided she needed help to search the area from the sky and called on the Jersey Coast-based USAR drone team. The crew of professional drone pilots can help people find pets that are missing and aims to expand their services with a GoFundMe donation to help cover search costs.

Usar’s drone crew joined the night search for shadows, but using dedicated thermal images that allowed them to see Shade’s body as a white glow, in all darkness, the team could spot the lost dog and direct Manfreddy’s brother toward Shade’s position, in 41 minutes – a new record – a new record.

When Manfredi realized that his beloved shadow had recovered his safe hand, she cried “Thank you very much!” to the rescue team.

“I immediately felt a sense of relief when I talked to Michael Parziale of Usar Drone Team Group. His passionate, loving voice gave me hope and I knew right away we were in good shape,” Manfreddy said in a Facebook post.

“The party moment – captured in front of the camera with my brother and shadows – is a movie.” Photo source: USAR Drone Team via Storyful

Video transcript

Hi, catch it.

OK, I got it, I have a runner here.

Yes, definitely a dog.

Guys, come here, come here, come here, come here.

Come here.

Oh, is it a dog or a cat?

No, this is not fixed, stick to it.

What did I see?

There, it’s in the house.

Oh, right there.

Oh, that’s it.

He lives next to the woods that are next to the woods, so that’s it.

Is that that?

That’s what he said.

There.

Do you know where it is, I will tell you.

I know, I want to track it.

hold on.

Yes, not just backyard dogs, right?

Me, I don’t know.

I doubt.

OK

I wanted to stop for a second so I got the spotlight and we left and it was under the tree.

hold on.

Oh, he’s there.

OK, here.

OK

It’s on Greenville Road.

Now someone goes there.

road.

OK, I’ll go with you.

Do you want to go to my car?

OK Do you want me? You want me to call and let me get some.

hold on.

So, I need someone to watch the dog.

Do you need one person?

If it was a dog, I bought that dog.

There, there.

Where?

hold on.

Yes, is it him?

It looks like his size.

It looks like the size looks like it’s colored.

Wait, it’s him.

That’s him.

Oh my god, it’s him.

I have to track it.

I have to track it.

Correct.

Oh my god, that’s definitely him.

Oh my god, I just lost it.

hold on.

The ring of the ring, the porch light went out, and it took off.

I know he is his scary, scary dog.

Maybe I don’t know what happened.

There.

There.

Where?

It’s right there.

I saw him.

OK, where is this?

It lags behind this man’s house.

I’m going to give you the exact area right there.

It is.

Me, I can, but just give me a second.

Take your time.

I don’t want to lose it.

This is why.

That’s definitely him.

That’s definitely him.

I know.

Me, I just want to stop.

OK, go to Greenville Road.

Is anyone now?

Tell him to stop.

He is in front of the house.

Tell him to stop.

That’s the house.

That’s the house.

stop.

Well, right there, the house on the right, the house on the right.

Tell me, listen, yes, is this his name?

Michael, yes, Michael.

OK, come on.

Where are you?

I parked on the side of here.

hold on.

OK, I’m parking.

hold on.

I

Oh my god, fuck it.

hold on.

No fantasy.

There.

OK, I’m parking.

hold on.

Oh, wait, they see him.

They saw him there.

Yes, stick to it.

I don’t, I won’t stop crying.

Is it me?

oh.

OK, don’t make a lot of noise.

I listen, okay, listen, I can’t, I think, okay, it’s coming to you.

Just speak softly.

Just speak softly, very slowly and soft, like almost whispering.

It’s coming.

It’s going to the other side of the house.

Go to the other side and cut it off.

No, no, no, the other side, another way.

Beautiful, relaxed, friendly, relaxed.

It is afraid of death.

OK, that’s right?

It’s now.

It’s behind the house.

Oh, now another house behind the car.

It’s out.

Speak softly and walk slowly.

She just.

It comes to you.

Hey Sean, yes.

you go.

you go.

OMG.

Oh, God.

OMG.

OMG