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Cockapoo rescued after getting stuck on ledge

by Cumbria Crack
22/12/2024
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Picture: Keswick Mountain Rescue Team

Keswick Mountain Rescue Team was called after a cockerpoo got stuck on a ledge.

The team was called today, Sunday December 22, to Caldbeck at around 1.35pm.

The team said: ” The cockapoo had managed to get itself stuck on a ledge several metres above a beck.

“The owners tried to get to the dog but wisely considered it too risky so called for help.

“A small team made their way upstream from Caldbeck village, rigged a rope rescue system and lowered a team member to the dog.

“After securing the dog the team raised rescuer and dog a short distance back up to the path where the animal was happily reunited with its owner.”

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