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Cockapoo dog rescued in Jersey cliff fall incident
A dog had a lucky escape after falling down a cliff in Jersey, firefighters have Fire and Rescue Service said crews were called at about 18:00 BST on Friday to reports a cockapoo called Luna had fallen over a wall and dropped about 25m to 30m (82ft to 98ft) down a steep cliff face at Fort Regent.A Facebook post said crews used rope rescue equipment to lower a firefighter over the edge to rescue said Luna was shaken and stressed but uninjured and was assessed at the scene by JSPCA officers and the States Vet before being taken to a vets for further treatment. The fire service said Luna's owner did the right thing by calling 999 and not jumping over to try and rescue her, which would have put her own life at risk.A spokesperson added: "We are pleased to confirm that Luna has sustained no broken bones and remains under observation, in safe hands."
BBC News
03-06-2025
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Firefighters save seven ducklings from pool and drains in Jersey
Firefighters in Jersey have helped reunite a mother duck with her seven ducklings after a call from the had fallen into a swimming pool in St Brelade and could not get out, while the other three were stuck in a rescue team, who were "armed with nets, gentle hands and a solid sense of teamwork", managed to save the ducklings - which were Jersey Fire and Rescue Service said the mother duck kept her distance from the firefighters but "remained close by" and refused "to be rescued first". Watch Commander Ryan said it was a reminder of why crews loved their said: "It might not have been flames or ladders today - but it was no less important. "We're just happy to help, whatever the call may be."The service helped save a dog trapped on a cliff in April and a herd of cows from the sea in January.
BBC News
21-03-2025
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Public asked to report sightings of seal pup on Jersey shore
Marine animal rescuers have asked people to contact them if they see an underweight grey seal pup Divers Marine Life Rescue Channel Islands (BDMLR CI) checked on a male pup found on a beach on the north coast of Jersey on taking him to the veterinary hospital for medical tests the rescuers returned the pup to the sea, despite him being underweight.A BDMLR CI spokesperson asked the public to keep dogs away from the seal if he comes ashore again and to keep their distance and contact the team via the JSPCA. They said: "The weight is undeniably the wrong side of the scales but the positive health checks, pure strength and determination allowed this pup another chance."An orange cross has been marked on his back to help BDMLR CI to identify him again.
