A 121-pound St. Bernard had to be rescued by a team of 16 from England's tallest mountain after collapsing while on a hike with her owners

• A 121-pound St. Bernard named Daisy was rescued from the summit of Scafell Pike in Lake District National Park in Cumbria, England, on Friday.
• Scafell Pike is England's highest mountain, at 3,208 feet above sea level.
• The Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team said in a Facebook post that Daisy had collapsed on the mountain while descending Scafell Pike with her owners.
• Sixteen members of the rescue team were deployed to the mountain after Cumbria Police received a call from Daisy's owners.
• The rescue team said members "carefully" introduced themselves to Daisy, who was displaying pain in her legs.
• They were able to lift her onto a stretcher and carry her the rest of the way down the mountain — the entire rescue took four hours and 50 minutes to complete.
• The rescue team said they treated Daisy's rescue like they would "a normal adult evacuation," and were supported by West Lakeland Veterinary Group and Galemire Veterinary Hospital.
• They said Daisy, who was adopted by her owners just a few months ago, was back to her "high spirits" one day after the rescue.
• "She apparently feels a bit guilty and slightly embarrassed about letting down the image of her cousins bouncing across the Alpine snows with barrels of brandy around their necks," the rescue team said.

The Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team shared a video of Daisy's rescue on YouTube:

The group also shared some photos on Facebook of the rescue:

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