Last week in Stevens County, Washington, a loyal dog named Gita played a crucial role in saving her owner’s life.
A deputy from the Stevens County Sheriff’s Office was on patrol in a heavily wooded area when he noticed Gita, a 13-year-old dog, sitting alone in the middle of the road. The deputy approached Gita and tried to coax her into his car, hoping to find her owner. However, Gita refused to get in. Unable to locate the owner at first, the deputy returned to Gita, who then led him to a nearby cabin.
At the cabin, the deputy discovered an 84-year-old man calling out for help. The man had fallen and injured his leg, leaving him stranded for hours. He also had other medical conditions that required regular medication, making the situation even more urgent.
In a Facebook post, the Stevens County Sheriff’s Office explained that if the man hadn’t been found when he was, the outcome could have been much more severe. Thanks to Gita’s persistence and loyalty, her owner received the help he desperately needed.
“Gita is not just any dog—she’s a 13-year-old rescue and the man’s best friend,” the sheriff’s office shared in their post. “We truly believe that she saved his life that day. The loyalty and heroism shown by our furry companions never fail to inspire us. A big thanks to Deputy Wright for going above and beyond, and to Gita for being a brave and loyal hero!”
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This heartwarming story is a reminder of the incredible bond between humans and their pets, especially in moments of crisis. Gita’s unwavering loyalty undoubtedly made all the difference in saving her owner’s life.
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