A dolphin that was pushed into a canal in Louisiana during Hurricane Ida was rescued Sunday morning.

It was a team effort Sunday as Chief Randy Fandal with the Slidell Police Department and many other organizations came out to the Schneider Canal to assist in the capture of the dolphin.

Nearly a dozen people got into the water to rescue the dolphin. You can watch video of that rescue in the video player above.

They were able to secure the dolphin onto an orange tarp and load it into a vehicle that had a tank of water.

The dolphin then received a police escort and was transported to a vet. Police said the dolphin will then go to The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies for rehabilitation.

WATCH: Dolphin seen swimming in Louisiana neighborhood after Hurricane Ida

Updated: 5:11 AM EDT Aug 31, 2021

A video shared with sister station WDSU on Monday shows what appears to be a dolphin swimming in a body of water in a Slidell, Louisiana, neighborhood after Hurricane Ida moved across the area.Amanda Huling said while assessing the damage around her neighborhood in Slidell Monday morning, she came across a dolphin in a small body of water. Louisiana residents are now faced with immense recovery efforts after Hurricane Ida devastated the Southeast Louisiana Coast.A fearsome Hurricane Ida has left scores of coastal Louisiana residents trapped by floodwaters and pleading to be rescued while making a shambles of the electrical grid across a wide swath of the state in the sweltering, late-summer heat.