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Pickering ravine fall: Dog rescued after falling 50ft Pickering ravine fall: Dog rescued after falling 50ft
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Roxy was given lots of fuss by rescuers when she was brought back up on to the path Roxy was given lots of fuss by rescuers when she was brought back up onto the path
A dog has been rescued after falling 50ft (15m) down ravine after being distracted by a squirrel.A dog has been rescued after falling 50ft (15m) down ravine after being distracted by a squirrel.
Two-year-old Patterdale terrier Roxy is thought to have chased the rodent while walking in Pickering, North Yorkshire, on Saturday.Two-year-old Patterdale terrier Roxy is thought to have chased the rodent while walking in Pickering, North Yorkshire, on Saturday.
Roxy's owner gave chase to rescue the terrier, prompting firefighters to be called to help bring them both to safety.Roxy's owner gave chase to rescue the terrier, prompting firefighters to be called to help bring them both to safety.
After a three-hour rescue, both were brought back up the ravine.After a three-hour rescue, both were brought back up the ravine.
Crews were called at about 16:50 GMT to reports of the man and his dog falling 15ft (4.6m) off the walking path.Crews were called at about 16:50 GMT to reports of the man and his dog falling 15ft (4.6m) off the walking path.
Once firefighters arrived, they realised the drop was much further than first thought, with mountain rescue teams also called in.Once firefighters arrived, they realised the drop was much further than first thought, with mountain rescue teams also called in.
The dog owner had managed to return to the path safe and well, so resources switched to rescuing Roxy. The dog owner had managed to return to the path safe and well, so resources switched to rescuing Roxy, who was perched on a ledge.
In total, 16 mountain rescue volunteers helped with the incident
Volunteers from Scarborough and Ryedale Mountain Rescue lowered a team member down using a system of ropes to safely get to Roxy.
Dog treats helped coax the terrier towards rescuers, who were able to lift her back up the ravine.
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said it was a "happy story" with both being safe and thanked rescuers for their help.North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said it was a "happy story" with both being safe and thanked rescuers for their help.
They said Roxy was given lots of fuss by rescuers when she was brought back up on to the path.They said Roxy was given lots of fuss by rescuers when she was brought back up on to the path.
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