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Bulldog's owner thanks firefighters for pet rescue

News imageJersey Fire Service An English Bulldog called George Bullfrog stands next to his owner Sandra, who is wearing a large grey coat, and the Jersey Fire Service crew who rescued him after a cliff path fall. The crew are wearing their overalls and one of the firefighters has a bag which has been given to the crew as a thank you gift by Sandra and George.Jersey Fire Service
George Bullfrog and his owner Sandra gave the crew who rescued him chocolates

The owner of an English Bulldog and her pet have thanked firefighters who rescued him following a cliff path fall.

Jersey Fire and Rescue were called out after the dog named George Bullfrog fell 15m (49ft) below the path along Bouley Bay.

After rescuing him, George Bullfrog and his owner Sandra went to the fire service's headquarters in St Helier to personally thank the crew and give them chocolates.

Firefighters Thomas O'Donoghue said the crew appreciated the visit as they do not always get to meet the people or animals they have helped after an incident.

"It's a welcome reminder of why we do the job we do," he added.

News imageJersey Fire and Rescue Service Two fire fighters in red and yellow protective gear secure an English bulldog with ropes and harnesses on a steep, fern-covered slope near water during a rescue operation.Jersey Fire and Rescue Service
Members of Jersey Fire and Rescue were called to help rescue the English Bulldog

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