🐑🚤 Talk about a rescue mission with a twist! On a sunny day at the stunning Elegug Stacks in Pembrokeshire, drama struck when two sheep took a tumble off the cliffs. Concerned walkers rallied, but thankfully, the heroes at RNLI Angle Lifeboat Station swooped in for the save!
Around 4pm, the lifeboat launched into action while St Govan’s and Tenby Coastguard Rescue Teams coordinated efforts from the cliff tops. With spectators holding their breath, the RNLI team found one of the woolly wanderers safe at the cliff’s base. But as public rescue plans brewed, it was all hands on deck to ensure safety for both human and animal alike.
Image two fluffy hooves clambering aboard a lifeboat! The brave sheep was soon on its way back to solid ground at New Quay Beach, where the coastguard awaited its arrival. Once safely ashore, it headed back to the pastures with its flock, no worse for wear.
Sadly, despite a thorough search, the second sheep remained elusive amongst the picturesque arches and caves of this wildlife haven. Elegug Stacks aren’t just for sheep, though – it’s home to guillemots, razorbills, and other incredible birds, making it a top spot for nature lovers and hikers alike.
Here’s to the selfless teams who saved the day, proving no job is too woolly for the RNLI! 🐏💙 Nature’s beauty meets heartwarming heroics in Wales once more. #RNLISaves #PembrokeshireDrama #SheepRescue