Moment lucky dog is winched to safety by mountain rescue after surviving fall down 50ft Snowdonia ravine on morning walkies

A mountain rescue team brought a lucky dog ​​to safety after he fell 50ft down a ravine during a morning walk.

While walking with his owner, the dog went off the path at Aber Falls in Rhaedr Fawr in Eryri National Park, Snowdownia.

Its devastated owner decided to descend the ravine to reach the stranded dog.

He called the Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Organization (OVMRO) for help.

The dog and its owner were located and rescue members came down with ropes and equipment to help reach the couple.

Do you know the owner of this dog? Email alesia.fiddler@mailonline.co.uk

The owner descended to the stranded dog and called the Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Organization for help.

The dog and its owner were located and rescue members came down with ropes and equipment to help reach the couple and get the dog to safety.

The crew managed to get the dog to safety and a rescue team spokesperson said it was “bruised but fine”.

The pair were then guided back to a path before being helped back to the main track.

In 2020, another dog, called Betsy, also had to be rescued in Snowdonia after taking off her harness and running away from her owners.

She spent three nights lost in the mountains of Wales until her owner, Kim Farrall, heard her moaning during the search efforts.

Mrs. Farrall was unable to reach Betsy, so the rescue team used ropes to climb down and rescue her.

She said: “She made a fuss and quickly swallowed a ham sandwich before being lifted off the ledge.”

Do you know the owner of this dog? Email alesia.fiddler@mailonline.co.uk