Mountain rescue teams respond to an incident on Ben Nevis, Scotland’s highest peak, after a dog eats cannabis left on a trail. Multiple outlets report that rescuers are called out to assist with extracting the animal from the summit area. The dog is ultimately stretchered off the mountain as part of the response. The reports describe the cannabis as having been left at the peak and indicate that the dog’s ingestion leads to a situation requiring professional help rather than a simple recovery. The accounts do not provide details on the dog’s identity, the exact amount of cannabis consumed, or the dog’s condition after the rescue. They also do not describe any charges or follow-up actions involving the person or people who left the substance on the mountain. Overall, the coverage focuses on the unusual nature of the callout and the role of mountain rescuers in safely getting the dog down from Ben Nevis.