Firefighters on Monday rescued a dog that became wedged in a cliff-side crevice in Santa Monica.
The rescue took place about 2:50 p.m. in the 1300 block of Pacific Coast Highway, according to the Santa Monica Fire Department.
The dog was retrieved by firefighters who used a ladder to reach it high on the coastal bluff, according to NBC4.
The animal was then reunited with its owner.
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