You've heard about the fire brigade being called out to rescue cats stuck in trees, but what about dogs?
Well, that was the situation that Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service were faced with on Thursday afternoon.
While on a walk near the Pin Well on Kettle Hill in Wooler, Dodger the red setter bounded over a cliff edge.
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Thankfully, his fall was broken by a tree, but that still left him two to three metres off the ground with his owner unable to get to him.
Using a ladder, skills and brute force, firefighters managed to reunite the dog safely with his owner Ray.
A spokesperson for Northumberland Fire and Rescue Service said: "We were called at 3.27pm to a red setter that had fallen from the cliff edge into a tree that was approximately 2-3 m high.
"Crew attended from Wooler and was safely rescued at 4.10pm."
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