Going Above The Call Of Duty: Napa Valley Photo Of Week

NAPA, CA — Napa County animal service officers recently went above their call of duty to ensure the safety of two dogs who were in a very precarious position, according to a report from the Napa County Sheriff's Office.

The officers responded to do a welfare check on the canines when they were spotted on the roof of a 20-foot-high apartment building in the 2600 block of Laurel Street.

"Both dogs are safe," sheriff's officials said in a social media post. "It doesn't appear they're afraid of heights."

Just another pair of Superdogs scoping out the Napa Valley wine scene ...

It's Your Shot: Pictures You Take and We Share

Have you got the next incredible photo? If you have an awesome photo of nature, breathtaking scenery, kids caught being kids, a pet doing something funny or something unusual you happen to catch, we'd love to feature it on Patch. We're looking for high-resolution images that reflect the beauty that is the North Bay, and that show off your unique talents.

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So, bring 'em on. Not selfies. Not here.

Send your photos to autumn.johnson@patch.com and we'll post the feature on an occasional basis. Or — post it for free in our bulletin board section on the site, and we'll feature it up top. Be sure to also include when and where the shot was taken and any other details about what was going on.

Photo via Napa County Sheriff's Office Facebook page