This BC Dog Was Stranded Overnight In A Canyon & Got Saved In An Intense Rescue Mission

"Me thinks he was a little happy to see a human face."
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A dog took an unfortunate tumble that got him caught inside a Trout Creek canyon Monday, June 29. The rapid creek made it so he couldn't get out on his own. 

As a result, a pretty intense B.C. dog rescue operation took place the following day. 

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The poor fellow had been there overnight and calls to local Police urged the request for PENSAR to come to the rescue.


Penticton & District Search & Rescue

The Search and Rescue manager brought together a task force of GSAR, Rope, and Swiftwater experts to carry out the rescue mission. 

The dog owner stood by as the team sent down a technician to fetch the dog. 

Ultimately, the dog was harnessed and lifted back to the top, where he was reunited with his owner.

Penticton & District Search & Rescue

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