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Agarwala, V. (2026, October 31). Dog stranded for 20 days between cliff and raging river rescued in Nepal. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/dog-stranded-for-20-days-between-cliff-and-raging-river-rescued-in-nepal/articleshow/135410621.cms
Agarwala, Vishant. “Dog stranded for 20 days between cliff and raging river rescued in Nepal.” Times of India, 31 Oct. 2026, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/dog-stranded-for-20-days-between-cliff-and-raging-river-rescued-in-nepal/articleshow/135410621.cms.
Agarwala, Vishant. “Dog stranded for 20 days between cliff and raging river rescued in Nepal.” Times of India, October 31, 2026. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/south-asia/dog-stranded-for-20-days-between-cliff-and-raging-river-rescued-in-nepal/articleshow/135410621.cms.
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A dog named Seti was rescued on Friday evening after being stranded for 20 days between a cliff and the raging Budhi Gandaki river in Nepal's Gorkha district. Local residents first spotted Seti last Wednesday near the boundary of Chumanubri and Dharche rural municipalities, where it had been swept away during an Oct 11 flash flood. The rescue was carried out by two kayakers who braved rain and strong currents to reach Seti, after a three-day effort involving local authorities, animal welfare groups, and residents.
Seti belonged to Dayaram Karki of Thado Bharyang in Dharche rural municipality-1. During the days Seti was stranded, locals threw biscuits across the water to feed it. Rescue efforts included attempts by tourism entrepreneur and Rastriya Swatantra Party's Chumanubri president Dhawa Gyalzen Lama, local Birbal Ghale, and rural municipality chairman Nima Lama to secure a helicopter rescue, but bad weather and flight permission issues prevented this from happening. The coordinated effort involved the Manaslu Conservation Area Project, Veterinary Hospital and Livestock Services Office in Gorkha, Animal Nepal, and Gorkha Jaycees.