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Posted On: June 6th 2026, 04:01 pm
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This is Bruce. He was getting ready to head out for a paddle with his human when his kayak broke free and he was carried out to sea by strong winds. His human initially tried to swim after him, but was forced to turn back due to dangerous conditions. The coast guard launched multiple vessels as part of a search crew, but Bruce was ultimately rescued by skipper Jimmy Reid and crewman Aaron Fordy of the tour boat Serenity. They estimated where the winds might have taken him and spotted the kayak about 2.5 miles from shore. An attempt to harness Bruce led him to fall into the water, but then “my crewman, Aaron, reached down and grabbed him by the scruff of the neck,” Reid explained. “If he hadn’t grabbed him like that, it would have been the end of any sort of rescue effort.” Once aboard, hypothermic Bruce was wrapped in towels to help warm him up. Fordy has two shepherds like Bruce back home, making the rescue particularly meaningful for him. Reid and Fordy reunited Bruce with his human back on land, and they praised him for turning back when he did. “I think it would have been a multi-casualty thing if he had kept going,” Reid told the BBC. 13/10 for all (courtesy @farne_islands)
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