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Dog rescued near Cotherstone after becoming stranded on riverbank

by Teesdale Mercury
May 4, 2018
in News
Dog rescued near Cotherstone after becoming stranded on riverbank

Riley

A dog has been rescued near Cotherstone after becoming stranded on the bank of the River Tees.

Teesdale & Weardale Search & Mountain Rescue Team were called by police just before 7am this morning to help reunite Riley, a golden labrador, with its owner.

The alarm was raised by a nearby resident after the dog had apparently got over excited by some sheep and ended up stuck on a ledge at the bottom of a very steep slope.

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Once the dog was located, TWSMRT volunteers set up a simple rope system and two team members were lowered to the site.

After a few reassuring strokes, Riley was secured and lowered to the bottom where one of the team’s dog handlers, Des Toward, was waiting.

TWSMRT member, Scott Bisset, said: “The dog was none the worse for its adventure and soon re-united with its owner who was extremely grateful and very happy.”

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