Falmouth coastguard rescue group have once again advised dog owners to keep their animals on leads near cliffs after needing to save a fallen spaniel.
The group, in addition to Porthleven Coastguard Group, were contacted us to ‘ Middle Point’, near Falmouth at 3.40 pm on Monday, December 5 after getting a report of a dog reviewing a cliff.
Once they got here, it was found that a spaniel had actually discussed a cliff having vanished following a walk in close-by woods.
Staff member rigged the rope rescue devices and a professional rope rescue specialist was reduced to the dog and put it in our animal rescue bag. Both dog and specialist were securely recuperated to the top.
The dog was put back into the care of some really grateful owners.
Following the event the coastguard group published on its Facebook page: “It goes without stating, please keep canines on leads around cliffs.
A delighted result ( Image: Falmouth Coastguard Rescue Group)
” In this case the owners did the best thing when they understood that the dog had actually discussed the cliff. They didn’t put themselves in risk and called 999 and requested for the coastguard.”.
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Previously in the day, at around 12:30 pm, the group in addition to Falmouth Lifeboat, Portscatho Coastguard Rescue Group were contacted us to an occurrence in the Feock location, however as they were leaving the station, they were stood down as the event was effectively fixed.
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