Dog ‘Remarkably Unscathed’ After Plunging 100Ft Down Cliff Face After A Team Rescue

Dog ‘Remarkably Unscathed’ After Plunging 100Ft Down Cliff Face After A Team Rescue

A pet dog was left “remarkably unscathed” after plunging 100ft down a rocky cliff face in Scotland.

The two-year-old Collie named Whisp fell down the cliffs of the Northmavine peninsula in Shetland on Thursday morning.

Unfortunately, Whisp landed half way down the rocky ledge so that his owner was unable to reach him safely.

At around 11am, the Coastguard commenced their rescue mission, but the steep cliff face made it impossible to reach Whisp from the sea.

The rescue workers then spent three hours using rope equipment to safely bring the pup to the top of the cliffs—and by 2pm, Whisp was reunited with his owner.

A representative from the crew aboard HM Coastguard Orkney and Shetland said, “The Coastguard rescue teams set up our rope equipment and sent a rope technician over to retrieve Whisp.”

“The two-year-old Collie was about 30m down the cliff, on a rocky ledge, making access from the seaward side impossible.

“Whisp was returned safe and well back to his owner—remarkably unscathed—and from our picture, he looks very happy to be back with his owner.

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“Thankfully a happy ending for Whisp.”

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