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WASART Stories

Ivan – Horse Down in His Stall

On October 3, we received a call about a horse named Ivan who was down in his stall and unable to get back on his feet on his own. Ivan was certainly trying. He made repeated attempts to stand and could get himself into a sitting position, but he couldn’t get his hind legs underneath …

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Otto – Dog Over a Cliff

On September 30th, WASART was called to assist with a dog stranded over a steep cliff. By the time we arrived, a Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office deputy, who had rope experience, had already made his way down to Otto and was staying with him while additional rescue resources arrived. Otto was about 30 feet below …

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Clyde – Rottweiler near Lake Ann in Kittitas County

On July 11, we were called to assist Clyde, a 90-pound Rottweiler who had injured multiple paw pads while hiking near Lake Ann in Kittitas County. He was approximately 4.5 miles up the trail and no longer able to walk. We deployed alongside Kittitas County Search and Rescue, prepared for the possibility of spending the …

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Teamwork on the Pacific Crest Trail

On Friday, July 10, WASART joined several King County Search and Rescue units to assist an injured dog on the Pacific Crest Trail. This rescue was truly a team effort, with members from King County Explorer Search and Rescue (KCESAR), Seattle Mountain Rescue (SMR), King County Ski Patrol Rescue Team (SPART), King County 4×4 Search …

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Beau, back on the ground

Beau – Goat Over a Cliff in Clinton

On July 6, we received a call about a Boer goat named Beau who had disappeared over the edge of a steep bluff behind his owner’s home on Whidbey Island. He had fallen approximately 45 feet down and was stranded on a ledge with a 75 foot drop and could not make it back to …

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Happy being walked after her rescue.

Happy – Horse Down in Her Stall on the 4th of July

On the 4th of July, WASART’s Technical Rescue Team responded to assist a horse named Happy who had become trapped in the back corner of her stall and was unable to stand on her own. From the moment the call came in, volunteers began coordinating behind the scenes. Within minutes, responders from across the region …

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Beau – Newfie/Lab Who Fell Down a Cliff

On June 22, WASART was called to assist Beau, a 110-pound Newfoundland/Lab mix who fell down a steep cliff near Shelton. When the call came in, Beau’s owners could hear him barking and yelping but could not see him. Initial estimates placed him anywhere from 30 to nearly 300 feet below the home on a …

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Zuri – Horse Cast In Her Stall

On April 22, WASART responded to a call for a horse named Zuri who had been found cast in her stall. The owner reached out for help, and our team mobilized. Upon arrival, responders found Zuri down against the stall wall, unable to get her feet beneath her. With limited space and a small initial …

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Pepper – Dog Fallen Down a Steep Hillside

Late in the afternoon on February 26, WASART received a call about a dog named Pepper who had fallen down a steep hillside near Mud Mountain. Our Technical Rescue Team and equipment truck deployed to the scene.

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Willow – Mare Trapped Beneath a Partially Collapsed Bridge

We received a call about an 800-pound Arabian mare named Willow who had become trapped beneath a partially collapsed bridge in Enumclaw. After escaping her pasture, Willow fell into a hole nearly 6 feet deep, where a large wooden and steel beam was pressing against her abdomen. The Enumclaw Fire Department was already on scene …

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