Two campers and their dogs were rescued by Los Angeles County Sheriff’s officials near the Grapevine Wednesday after being stranded for 14 days, officials said.

LASD Air Rescue helicopter personnel used tactical medics to rescue the campers, who had run out of food and water on Alamo Mountain just north of Castaic, according to the LASD Special Enforcement Bureau.

A man and a woman, along with their two dogs, were hoisted out and flown to safety, according to officials.

The campers were able to hike to a place where they could find cell phone service and called for help.   

Sheriff’s officials say it’s important to tell someone where you’ll be hiking and make sure you have the necessary water and first aid supplies.

Officials say not to ignore signs of dehydration such as headache, nausea, dizziness and loss of appetite. If these symptoms occur, seek medical attention as soon as possible.

Hikers are also encouraged to make sure cell phones have a full battery charge.

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