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‘It’s a miracle’: Dog survives 60-foot fall at Ontario gorge
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CityNews Calgary
A search and rescue operation is being described as miraculous after a dog survived a 60-foot fall at a southern Ontario park.
“I felt my heart drop,” said owner Becky Popiolek, who recalled hearing her dog named Willow had gone missing last Wednesday at the Elora Gorge Conservation Area near Kitchener.
Willow the dog rescued at the Elora Gorge Conservation AreaWillow was transported to the Elorga Gorge Animal Hospital for testing and assessment, but was largely unscathed.
“You don’t ever think your dog will fall off a 50 to 60 foot gorge.”
“The Elora Gorge Conservation Area is a beautiful place.