A canine was lastly reunited with its homeowners when kayakers noticed it at Guernsey’s south coast cliffs 24 hours after going lacking on June 3, 2023.
The rescue, which was referred to as off in a single day, resumed earlier than 12:00 BST after a possible sighting was reported.
It took 90 minutes to get Albie, the Cocker Spaniel canine, to security and reunited with its homeowners, who had been additionally on the scene.
Albie was sighted by kayakers between the Icart and La Jaonnets Bay on the night time of June 4.
The coastguards rapidly responded to the scene together with the cliff rescue workforce and GSPCA (Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals).
The fireplace brigade and a few members of the general public additionally went to the rescue location.
GSPCA Supervisor Steve Byrne instructed the Island FM in an interview that “the homeowners had been overwhelmed.”
The group additionally thanked the rescue groups concerned, who’re principally volunteers.
“…what an exquisite, caring island we’ve got right here in Guernsey for canines and the way completely satisfied all people is to see him secure and sound and again residence once more,” he provides.
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