Written by A woman and her Border Collie recently took a scary fall, dropping 180 feet down a waterfall while hiking in New Zealand last week. The dog, who goes by the name of Molly, was nowhere to be found when this woman was airlifted to safety via a helicopter. As this story broke, people reached out to this woman online to support her in finding her dog, with more than $11,500 raised to support the search efforts for Molly. In an amazing turn of events, Molly was found safe in the Hokitika bushland just one hour into the search.
The video below details more of this incredible story, which has since gone viral. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences. Update your settings here to see it. This footage, which was taken from the helicopter that rescued Molly, shows that she was found near a pile of rocks, not too far from the waterfall where she fell with her human mama last week. According to rescuers, Molly was incredibly timid when they approached her. She stayed put the entire time and let them load her into the helicopter without much fuss.
Source: Viral Story of Border Collie Who Fell 180 Feet Down a Waterfall Has People in Awe
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