Lifeboat called to dog on sandbank
Holyhead Coastguard requested the assistance of Flint RNLI to assist a dog cut off by the tide on a sandbank off Mostyn.
The lifeboat returned to Greenfield where it was recovered, and returned to Flint, where it was made ready for service at 3.15pm.
Notes to editors
• Flint lifeboat station has been operating since 1966. To learn more about the lifeboat station go to www.rnli.org.uk/flint
• Flint lifeboat and its volunteer crew have responded to 16 calls to date in 2015 and saved four lives, and assisted seven others.
• Flint lifeboat and its volunteer crew have responded to 7 calls and saved 1 life to date in 2016
• Potential lifeboat volunteers, and enquiries regarding the appeal contact Alan Forrester on 07785593247
• Flint RNLI celebrated its 50th anniversary in May 2016
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