= Yes, I need help right away. I’m near the Tener Trail overlook. There’s a deep pit and a tiger cub. Please hurry. All right, ma’am. We’re here. Is this the cub? Yes.
 He seems calm, but I’m worried about his leg. He’s down there deep in the pit. We have to get him out. Please hurry. Dispatch, confirmed situation at the canyon site. Need extraction. Control, we have the subject contained. Standing by for tranquilizer orders. We can’t risk him panicking once we get down there. We have visual on the target.
 Preparing the harness now. I’m running the cable to the anchor point now. Copy that. I’ve secured the main clamps and the harness. Watch the line tension. How much we got left? About 20 ft. Harness is secure. We need at least 50 ft to secure the anchor point. It’s too loose over there. Let’s try bracing it against the rear tire.
I think we should anchor it right here. Okay. No, that’s too close to the edge. We need more distance for leverage. I’ve got the cable secure. Ready when you are. Copy that. Stand by for the lift. Ready on the line. Go ahead and lift. Copy that. Engaging the winch now. Steady now. Bring it up slow. Easy does it. Okay, hold it there.
 Easy now. Keep it steady. We’re almost clear of the edge. All right, keep it steady. Bring it up slowly. Easy now. Keep it steady. Ropes are clear on. Keep it steady now. Coming down. Watch the tail. Bring it left slightly. All right. Hold it gently now. Vitals look good. Breathing is steady. Cables are clear on this side.
All right, let’s move the equipment back. Breathing looks steady. Good. We got them down safe. [Music] Make sure those are coiled tight. Roger that. We’re almost done. base. This is rescue 2. Cable inspection complete. Proceeding with repacking. Dispatch, this is rescue one. The excavation site is documented.
 Cable marks and footprints are visible. We are clearing the scene now. Everything looks secure. We’ll head out. Thanks again. Be safe.
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