St Davids RNLI inshore lifeboat tasked
On Tuesday June 5th at 7.40pm while out on exercise St Davids inshore lifeboat was diverted, following reports of a dog over the cliff around Caerfai Bay.
Also tasked were a coastguard team from St Davids.
The lifeboat commenced a search of the cliff base where they recovered the dog.
The dog was taken to Caerfai beach where they were met by its owner.
Sadly, the dog did not survive the fall.
The lifeboat then returned to station.
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