Firefighters hoist dog out of 30-foot well in California

In this Sunday, April 2, 2017 photo provided by the Los Angeles County Fire Department, rescue workers help rescue a dog out of a well in the mountains outside of Malibu, Calif. Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Brian Jordan said that a 13-year-old Welsh terrier named Lucy fell into the dirt well on Sunday while on a hike with her owners. The department's urban search-and-rescue team lowered a firefighter into the well to grab the dog, which wasn't hurt in the fall. (Los Angeles County Fire Department via AP)

In this Sunday, April 2, 2017 photo provided by the Los Angeles County Fire Department, rescue workers help rescue a dog out of a well in the mountains outside of Malibu, Calif. Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Brian Jordan said that a 13-year-old Welsh terrier named Lucy fell into the dirt well on Sunday while on a hike with her owners. The department's urban search-and-rescue team lowered a firefighter into the well to grab the dog, which wasn't hurt in the fall. (Los Angeles County Fire Department via AP)

MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — Rescuers in Southern California have saved a dog that fell into a 30-foot well.

Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Brian Jordan tells news station KNBC-TV (http://bit.ly/2o21IVi ) that a 13-year-old Welsh terrier named Lucy fell into the dirt well in the Santa Monica Mountains in Malibu on Sunday.

The department’s urban search-and-rescue team lowered a firefighter into the well to grab the dog, which wasn’t hurt in the fall.

Video posted by the department shows the firefighter and the dog being lifted out of the well by a rope. The department also shared a picture afterward of the healthy-looking dog.

Firefighters urge pet owners to keep their pets on a leash during hikes through the mountains.