“How did he get up there? Well, Charlie’s not saying.” –West Metro Fire
A Jefferson County dog named Charlie got himself into a pickle on Sunday when he booked it away from his owners up a hill in Deer Creek Canyon and ended up cliffed out on a rock ledge.
The professionals were called in an West Metro firefighters rigged up an impromptu rope system to lower the pup to safety (thanks firefighter dudes).
After the rescue West Metro officials tweeted out: “Charlie the dog reunited with his owner after a high angle rope rescue. How did he get up there? Well, Charlie’s not saying.”
images from WestMetroFire Twitter
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