A woman from Canada says that Metallica's song "Do not walk on me" saved her from the wild puma

A Canadian woman thanked the legendary American rock band Metallica for having him saved his life after his defense.

Last month, Dee Gallant, a resident of Vancouver Island, and her eight-year-old husky husky retriever went to a local logging operation. Global News Canada reported on Friday

Gallant told Global News Canada that she and her companion were facing a threatening cougar that was standing 50 feet away, now

in the hope of l '. To intimidate, Gallant waved his arms and shouted at the animal who was slowly moving towards her and Murphy.

Luckily, Gallant had her phone handy and in the heat of the moment, she pulled out her large library of music and whispered

About the song , Gallant said, "I thought it was perfect because it gave him the message I wanted to send and that it was very intimidating." -Sounding song.

"I've got it immediately put it and I held it high in the air … As soon as he heard the first note, he took off. He was just gone. "

Gallant kept the song in a loop for the rest of the hike, making sure to stay in the middle of the road and keep Murphy close.

When asked what would happen? She would say to Metallica members, Gallant, told Global News Canada: "I would certainly hug them and thank them for saving my life."

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