A 14-year-old dog spent 6 weeks alone in the mountains before being rescued. The dog’s family survives the side of Mount Bross in Colorado, although the younger dog that she ran away with get back, Chole unfortunately didn’t, the family searched everywhere but unfortunately to no luck.
This is where a stranger comes into the story. A Facebook page of the mountaineer/hiking group 14ers said someone had heard a dog crying atop Mount Bross, and Trinity Smith found the post. The woman decided to research so,So she hiked up the mountain, hoping to find this dog. Unfortunately she only heard the dogs barking but didn’t find her, the lady knew she needed help to rescue the canine.
Trinity and her boyfriend Sean Nichols decided to climb the mountain again the next morning. At this point, they spent 4 hours calling the dog, but they refused to provide it. After climbing some, they finally heard a faint bark. “I began to hand over, thinking she hadn’t made it through the night,” Trinity told CBS News. “Then (I heard) that tiny bark, and therefore the adrenaline started going again.” When they finally reached her, Chloe was weak and scared.
“We got her!!!!” Trinity posted a message on Facebook after they found her. “After hours and hours of yelling and climbing Sean Nichols & I finally brought this sweet, scared, hungry girl right down to safety. The poor baby has been trapped there for more than a month. After returning down together with her , Chloe’s owners were patiently waiting to ascertain if this was their dog that that they had been missing for six weeks who had escape with another neighborhood pup. They assumed after a month of searching that their 13-year-old baby was gone forever.”
“After rumors of a dog crying & 2 days of scrambling along the side of a 14er, we finally brought this sweet baby right down to safety,” she added. “This poor thing has been stranded high on a cliff for over a month. She was once a 90 lb. dog who now weighs 26. Glad to possess her off that mountain and back together with her owners!” Chloe’s owner told 9NEWS that their dog is recovering, but it still takes longer to supervise this terrible ordeal.