A team of trained dogs, predominantly Labradors and Newfoundlands, are playing a crucial role in lifeguarding efforts at Levante Beach near Malaga, Spain. These canines, equipped with special life vests, utilize their exceptional swimming endurance and current-detection abilities to rescue swimmers in distress. The unit, part of the MasreQ Emergency Canine Unit, has successfully demonstrated their capabilities in water rescues, showcasing their strength and intelligence. Each dog undergoes rigorous training to ensure they can perform rescue tasks that may be hazardous for humans. The program's success has garnered attention, with plans for expansion and public training sessions to inspire other coastal communities. Meanwhile, Animal Rescue of Rhode Island is gearing up for their annual Bark on the Beach event on September 28th, which invites participants to enjoy a dog-friendly walk at Narragansett Town Beach.