COASTGUARD officers and three fire crews were called out on Sunday (August 23) when a dog became trapped about 100 feet down a cliff face near Kilve Beach.
Although the dog was not hurt, it had become stuck on a cliff ledge shortly before 6 pm.
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue (DSFR) initially mobilised firefighters from Nether Stowey and Taunton, who attended along with a Coastguard team.
Because of the danger involved in the incident, DSFR also sent a specialist technical rescue team from the Bridgwater station.
The dog was eventually brought to the top using a safety line system and rescue bag and was reunited uninjured with its worried owner.
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