Dog On SF Cliff Leads To Rescue Of 7 People
SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco firefighters rescued four children, three adults and a dog from a cliff in the Bayview Heights area Sunday night after the families got stuck while following the dog down steep terrain, a fire lieutenant said.
First, three of the children followed the dog down the cliff near Jamestown Avenue and Harney Way around 7:30 p.m., but they got stuck about 300 feet up from the bottom, fire Lt. Ken Smith said.
Then two mothers followed them to help, but also got stuck, and a dad and a 15-year-old boy also followed and got stuck.
They called the fire department around 8:30 p.m., which dispatched a cliff rescue team, set up a ladder that reached higher than the families and
hooked a rope to lower them one-by-one, Smith said.
Firefighters had rescued all of them safely by 10:30 p.m.
None of them were injured and "it was hugs all around," he said.
Source: CBS -Link
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