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Devon labrador found safe on cliff ledge after three-day search

A dog who had been missing for three days was rescued from a cliff ledge after a “monumental” search effort.

Red labrador Narla, six, was found on Saturday after the search party heard a whine coming from cliffs at Ladram Bay Beach in Devon.

She was lifted from the tricky-to-reach spot by an abseiler from Beer Coastguard Rescue Team, with support from Exmouth Coastguard and Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service.

Narla was “a little tired, a little thinner but safe and reunited”, said owner Greg Vooght on Facebook.

Mr Vooght added that it was a “huge relief for us all”.

He said: “We have found Narla after a monumental effort from all my family and the Facebook community.

“After three days of non-stop searching we finally caught a low enough tide to get round the headland at Ladram Bay Beach.

“[Co-owner] Fay heard a whine and there she was sat on a ledge.”

She was found sitting on a ledge just a few feet wide, he said.

Beer Coastguard Rescue Team said it was “good teamwork all round”.


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