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Upper Wharfedale rescue team save leader’s dog after snake bite

Mr Hammond, a mountain rescue volunteer for 22 years, said: “Elsa saw this snake on the path and Elsa, being a spaniel, must have thought ‘oh, what’s this’ and of course went up to see.

“But the snake obviously took exception to that.”

Mr Hammond said as Elsa carried on walking she became unwell and needed carrying, which his wife was unable to do.

“She tried to ring me, but her phone had no signal so her only option was 999.

“She knew there’d be a chance that the police would be able to ask mountain rescue to come out.

“Obviously when the team turned up, they all recognised each other.”


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