Curtis and his dog Rex are safe thanks to RNLI Cromer's quick response after Rex unexpectedly jumped off the sea wall into rough seas. Curtis, unfamiliar with the area, tried to save Rex, but strong waves trapped them. Our amazing lifeboat volunteers calmed Curtis, throwing him a life ring from the promenade until the lifeboat arrived to rescue them both. Top tips to stay safe while walking your dog 👇 • Keep them on a lead near cliff edges or fast-flowing rivers. • If they go into the water or

RNLI rescue dog

'This rescue will stick with me for my whole life.' Volunteer Helm Andrew Sykes. Witness the moment RNLI Dun Laoghaire Lifeboat Station sprung into action to rescue a young child from the water 👏 Our crew located the child - they were floating on their back and calling for help. Despite rough seas, a crew member entered the water, ensuring the child's safety until they were brought aboard. Back on shore, they were met by members of Dun Laoghaire RNLI, Dublin Fire Service, and the HSE Rapid Resp

Live Q&A with Porthcawl Lifeboat Crew

Can you spot a rip current? Here's RNLI South Cornwall lifeguards letting you know how to stay safe from rip currents at the beach. Rips are strong currents that can quickly drag you into deeper water. If you feel like you’re being pulled by a rip current: - Swim parallel to the shore until you’re free of the rip, then head to shore. - Always raise a hand and shout for help. If you see someone in trouble in the water, call 999 and ask for the Coastguard. #RNLI #FloatToLive #RespectTheWater #Life

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