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Dog rescued after falling from cliffs at Falls of Foyers

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A dog has been rescued after falling 30m (100ft) from a cliff at a waterfall near Loch Ness.

Volunteer teams from Inverness and Cromarty in the Highlands and Burghead in Moray were sent to Falls of Foyers, south of Inverness after the alarm was raised at about 09:45.

The coastguard said Reggie was on holiday in the area with his owner when he had his accident.

HM Coastguard – Highland said: “Our volunteers were able to recover Reggie from the gorge before returning him to his relieved owner.”


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