A corgi has joined a search and rescue team in the UK to help find a missing dog walker. Nicola Bulley, 45, was last seen walking her dog next to the River Darwen in Lancashire on January 31.
Her family has released the first images of her on the day she vanished in the hope that someone may have seen her. A private underwater rescue team has joined the search for Ms Bulley, who is believed to have fallen into the river. The Lost Dog Trapping Team is made up of a network of dedicated volunteers with one aim in common – to help reunite missing dogs with their owners.
The team uses a variety of methods to trap lost dogs, including live trapping, baiting, and scent trailing. They also offer a reward for information leading to the safe return of a lost dog. The National Search And Rescue Dog Association (NSARDA) trains dogs for search and rescue work.
NSARDA Search Dogs are used to search for missing people such as hill walkers, climbers, the elderly, and confused persons that may be lost in remote areas. The Association also offers training for dog handlers and support for search and rescue teams across the UK. Clackamas County Search & Rescue is a team of dedicated, highly skilled volunteer and law enforcement professionals working together for the safety of the community to locate and rescue people who are lost or in distress.
