BBC News, South West
Five and a family of their dogs were saved by RNLI and two cafe workers after being trapped in a cornish cov.
The drama came out in Kinns Cove on the lizard peninsula on Monday around 18:00 when Otis the Dog and their owners were cut off. With Hurricane Erin with cheerfulThe lizard RNLI said.
The owners were rescued only by Rudy Donovan and Chris Betty, who took out a super and a surfboard to bring family, two adults and three children for safety.
But Otis was nervous and was nervous by snatching the rocks of the ascetic island.
Mr. Donovan and Mr. Betty raised an alarm with RNLI about Otis, which they were unable to bring to security.
Six-firm lizards on the rescue boat rhlb Gulab Mulian and Portaustock Coastguard reached the scene to join the rescue teams.
With the deterioration of the sea condition, two RNLI crew members in a small boat rushed to the island, one jumped on the rocks to calm the otis, while the other returned to the lifeboat to gather a third crew member and a rescue line.
The line was secured by a crew member on rocks entering water with otis.
The big dog proved difficult to ride on the rescue boat, so it was safely held against the side as the crew navigated RNLB Rose, where he finally rode.
Otis was later re -met with his grateful owners and was taken to a vet as a precaution.
RNLI praised Rudy and Chris for their “courageous intervention” and advised all the beaches to pay attention to the warnings of the tide and listen to local advice to avoid exiting.