AMAZING: Dog falls from 300ft and survives
A dog has survived a 300ft fall after tumbling off one of Britain's highest cliffs while chasing seagulls.
Young collie, Iggy, plunged over the edge at Beachy Head, East Sussex, as his horrified owners, Claire Morris and husband, Mark Russell, looked on, helpless to stop his fall.
Claire, 50, from Haslemere, Surrey, said: "It was horrible.
She said, "We got on our bellies and began peering over the cliff edge, slowly shuffling along fully expecting to see a body below. Then we just spotted this teeny tiny little spot walking around; I have no idea how he survived.
"It was high tide and he must have landed in the water in just the right place and at the right angle."
Claire made an emergency call and the lucky pooch was picked up by Newhaven's RNLI lifeboat crew.
The crew found the frightened dog cowering at the base of the cliff.
The lucky pup was reunited with his owners shortly afterwards at the RNLI base at Birling Gap.
His only sign of injury was a limp.
Grandmother carries 32-week-old 'stone' baby for 40 years
An 84-year-old woman who was admitted to hospital with stomach pains discovered she had been carrying a 32-week-old "stone" baby in her body for the past 40 years.
The Colombian grandmother was thought to have gastroenteritis but an X-ray showed a petrified foetus in her abdomen.
SOURCE: PUNCH
Young collie, Iggy, plunged over the edge at Beachy Head, East Sussex, as his horrified owners, Claire Morris and husband, Mark Russell, looked on, helpless to stop his fall.
Claire, 50, from Haslemere, Surrey, said: "It was horrible.
She said, "We got on our bellies and began peering over the cliff edge, slowly shuffling along fully expecting to see a body below. Then we just spotted this teeny tiny little spot walking around; I have no idea how he survived.
"It was high tide and he must have landed in the water in just the right place and at the right angle."
Claire made an emergency call and the lucky pooch was picked up by Newhaven's RNLI lifeboat crew.
The crew found the frightened dog cowering at the base of the cliff.
The lucky pup was reunited with his owners shortly afterwards at the RNLI base at Birling Gap.
His only sign of injury was a limp.
Grandmother carries 32-week-old 'stone' baby for 40 years
An 84-year-old woman who was admitted to hospital with stomach pains discovered she had been carrying a 32-week-old "stone" baby in her body for the past 40 years.
The Colombian grandmother was thought to have gastroenteritis but an X-ray showed a petrified foetus in her abdomen.
SOURCE: PUNCH
No comments
Feel free to share you opinion. Your feedback is always appreciated.
Take few seconds to share this post with friends/followers and take good care of yourself and your love one's.