He died during a walk in a forest and the barking of his dog led the rescuers to the body

A 64 year old man went for a walk in a forest in the city of Eatonville, Washington State, but never came back. For two days, an operation was organized to find him. But that was thanks to the barking of his dog, who stayed by his side all the time, that the rescuers managed to locate him. However, it was too late: he was dead.

The news was made public by the local police department via Facebook, where they shared the image of the pet, Daisy, sitting among the trees. L & # 39; animal it was the centerpiece of rakingsince he's been able to give them the exact location of the location where the body was.

When rebuilding the police, the man had left his home on Wednesday, April 24 to walk his dog. Nobody noticed his walk because it was an activity that he practiced almost every day. But his wife became worried when the hours pbaded and her husband did not return. The same night, he called 911 and warned of his disappearance.

The rescue teams went to pick him up immediately. Without having too many clues, they had to follow the geolocation system of their mobile phone. Thanks to that, they had their last place, near Alder Lake.

Mountain detachment and air operations unit moved to this area, but they only found their carwho parked on the Mashell Prairie Road. There was no trace of man.

In despair of not hearing from the hiker, Daisy's barking draws the attention of the rescuers, who knew the missing had gone with his dog. It was so that they arrived on a slope, where they found the body of the man and the animal a few inches from him.

In preliminary studies, the authorities indicated that the man died as a result of the injuries sustained. during a fall. "Without the barking of his faithful companion Daisy, we could never have located the man gone, "they wrote in a Facebook message.