Tragedy at Newquay: Dog Falls from Cliff at Lusty Glaze

Dog Falls from Cliff on Glendorgal Headland

A tragic incident occurred on Monday, 19th August, when a dog reportedly fell from the cliff on Glendorgal headland in Newquay, prompting a swift response from local authorities. At 08:31 AM, the Newquay Coastguard team was dispatched to Lusty Glaze following reports of the fall.

Intensive Search Ends in Heartbreaking Conclusion

Upon arrival, the Coastguard team immediately began an intensive search of the area, hoping to locate the dog. Despite their best efforts and input from eye witnesses, no trace of the animal was found. Sadly, the dog is now presumed deceased.

Coastguard’s Urgent Warning to Dog Owners

In light of this incident, the Newquay Coastguard has issued a crucial reminder to all dog owners: it is vital to keep dogs on a leash while walking along coastal paths, regardless of how well-behaved they may be. This tragic event serves as a sobering reminder of the potential dangers present along Cornwall’s stunning but hazardous coastline.

Assistance from Lusty Glaze Beach Acknowledged

The Coastguard expressed their gratitude to Lusty Glaze Beach for their assistance during the search operation. This unfortunate incident has left the local community shaken and highlights the importance of caution when enjoying the natural beauty of the area’s cliffs and beaches.