Two Missing Dogs Found Safe By Daisy Mountain FIM
The Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical team rescued two dogs, who were missing for about four days after they were spotted by a fellow hiker and their dog while out on a hike on the Black Canyon Trail.
The hiker, who was also hiking with his own dog, notified authorities and helped bring the two four-legged friends, Spike and Snickers, back to their owners. Read more here
Special thanks to the hiker and Daisy Mountain FIM for rescuing the two dogs and getting them back to safety to their owner. This is a reminder to all dog owners to please keep an eye out for your canines. Make sure they don't wander off by leashing them while out on a hike. As always, please be safe out there, everyone!
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