Non-stop dogwear Dog Rescue Sling

Dog Rescue Harness for Hiking – Emergency Dog Carrying Sling for Injured or Tired Dogs

A dog rescue harness can be a lifesaver on the trail. If your dog gets injured, exhausted, or unable to walk, the Non-stop Dogwear Dog Rescue Sling allows you to safely carry them out of the wilderness. The carrying harness weighs only about 200 grams and packs down into a small space, making it easy to take along on all your hikes.

Designed for hiking, trekking, and outdoor adventures, this dog carrying sling was developed in collaboration with the Norwegian Search and Rescue Dog Association (NRH) to ensure stability and reliability even in the most challenging conditions.

Whether you're crossing a river or facing an emergency situation, this lightweight and compact dog rescue sling distributes your dog's weight evenly and offers multiple carrying options – front, side, or back. The universal fit saves precious time, with no front or back orientation, and adjustable straps let you quickly adapt the sling to your needs.

Packable and easy to carry, it’s the one product we hope you’ll never need – but if you do, it could make all the difference.

Ideal for:

• Carrying an injured or tired dog

• Emergency dog rescue in the outdoors

• Hiking, mountain trails, and wilderness trekking

Available in high-visibility orange
Sizes: S–XL (see size chart below)

Specifications

• Material: 100% polyester

• Straps: Polyester

• Reflective details: 3M™

• Buckles: Duraflex® (bluesign® APPROVED)

• Includes mesh storage bag

• Color: Orange

Size Guide and fit of Non-stop Dogwear Dog Rescue Sling

Start determining the appropriate size based on your dog's weight. If your dog falls between two sizes, use the recommended maximum distance between the legs to choose the correct size. For the measurement, begin at the center of the dog's thigh muscle and measure to the midpoint of the upper arm, slightly above the elbow.

Please note that this product is primarily designed for short emergency transports and to be as lightweight and packable as possible. The most important thing is to get the injured dog out of the terrain quickly, rather than ensuring the dog's comfort during transport in this emergency sling.