The recent disappearance in Washington State of the United States of America of a climber man, who was reported to the police to have lost contact with his family when a 64-year-old man went on foot with his dog, followed by an investigation in the district and found nothing until the evening when they suddenly heard the barking of the dog and searched the way with it, unfortunately the man had died.
Pearce County Police indicated on 26 January that a 64-year-old man from Edenville, who was travelling on a mountain with a dog of love on 24 days, did not return home, that his wife had been able to report on 25 days and that, since he had not been accounted for before leaving, the police had used their computer search records to speculate that he might go to Evans Creek.
The police carried out a large-scale search in Evans Creek, but never found any sign of the missing man, while at the same time finding from his mobile phone that he had been in the Lake Alder area, but after the search, they found nothing, and it was not until 4.45 p.m. that the men ' s vehicle was finally found on the Mashel Prairie road.
The police searched the mountains on the basis of map information from the vehicle, and after about an hour they suddenly heard the barking of the dog, and they continued to look for it, as a result of which Daisy was found on a very steep embankment, walking through the woods for 30 minutes before reaching his position with the man, who appeared to be in a coma as a result of a fall and was rescued and found to have died of a heart attack.
Daisy has now returned home safely, and his loyalty was particularly praised in police statements.
This is a very sad and difficult search-and-rescue operation, but we are very proud to have succeeded in finding the missing and sending him home, and it would have been remarkable if we had never found the missing without the call of his loyal partner, Daisy.
And by doing so, we understand that the dog, who doesn't speak, is willing to stay with you and he will never leave you.