Video captures moment Jasper is found

One year ago today, Jasper the dog was finally found, after he went missing for three days in the Lake District.

A massive social media campaign followed - #FindJasper - and the border collie's photo was shared more than 250,000 times.

• Watch the moment Jasper was found, in the early hours of the morning, on Scafell
• Watch ITV Border's full report on the story

A cheque for £63,000 has been handed to the mountain rescue team that searched for missing dog Jasper earlier this month.

He was lost around Scafell Pike in the Lake District for three days. His owner Adam Nolan was so grateful that he set up a fundraising page for the Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team, which saw donations pouring in.

Kim Inglis has been catching up with Adam.

Jasper the collie dog that went missing on Scafell Pike and owner Adam Nolan are hoping life will get back to normal for them in Cleator Moor after a round of media appearances. Wasdale Mountain Rescue found Jasper on his fourth night alone on the fell. An online social media campaign set up by Adam has raised 63 thousand pounds for Wasdale's new base.

A cheque for £63,000 was handed to Wasdale Mountain Rescue team at their AGM last night.

It was presented by Adam Nolan. His dog, Jasper, went missing in the Scafell area for four days earlier this month.

#findjasper took off on social media, and was shared hundreds of thousands of times.

It sparked a huge search effort, and eventually Jasper was found by Geoff Horky in the early hours of Thursday, November 6.

He called Wasdale Mountain Rescue team for assistance, and they were able to return the Border Collie to his owner.

Now, followers of the social media campaign have raised tens of thousands of pounds for the mountain rescue team, which is run by volunteers.

The team are saving up for a new base, which is estimated to cost around £500,000.

A video has emerged of the moment the Border Collie, Jasper, was found.

After identifying Jasper from a distance Geoff Horky, who was helping Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team in the search, excitedly goes forward to rescue the dog after it had been missing for three days at Scafell Pike.

An appeal by his owner Adam Nolan on social media went viral when 250,000 people shared his photo and has helped raise over £50,000 for the Mountain Rescue Team.

Credit: Geoff Horky

An online appeal to raise money for Wasdale Mountain Rescue after it helped find a lost dog has raised more than £37,000 in less than 24 hours.

Jasper the Border Collie was lost for three days on Scafell Pike in the Lake District.

It has been a social media campaign involving hundreds of thousands of people. One man's search for his lost dog captivated online users - on Twitter the hashtag #findjasper was used by people from all over the world.

It's a happy ending because Jasper the Border Collie has been found, three days after getting lost during a walk on Scafell Pike in the Lake District. Hannah McNulty met up with the very tired Jasper and his very happy owner.

Adam Nolan, owner of Border Collie 'Jasper', has said he 'couldn't stop crying' after finding Jasper following a three day search.

He says that Jasper is 'very tired' but is doing fine.

Jasper the Border Collie was found in the early hours of this morning near Scafell Pike by a member of the public who'd gone looking for him. An appeal by his owner Adam Nolan on social media went viral when 250,000 people shared his photo.

£16,000 has already been raised for Wasdale Mountain Rescue, who managed to bring Jasper safely off the mountain.

Wasdale Mountain Rescue Team have confirmed they were involved in securing the return of a lost Border Collie, Jasper.

Jasper went missing on 2nd November at Scafell Pike. His owner, Adam Nolan, put out an appeal to find him which went viral on social media. Many people offered their support and volunteered to help in the search.

Lost dog, Jasper, has been found after a search team went out on Scafell Pike last night (5th November).

An appeal from the owner, Adam Nolan, went viral when his Border Collie went missing on 2nd November.

It's believed 'Jasper' was found around 2.30am.