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Hiker’s dog lost in a wild New Zealand forest rescued by helicopter after strangers fund search
Donors funded three more helicopter hours with thermal imaging, and a vet nurse joined the renewed search that found Molly in good condition.
- Molly, a border collie dog, was lost in a wild New Zealand forest after her owner fell from a waterfall and had to be evacuated without her.
- Strangers donated over $6,300 to fund a helicopter search using thermal imaging equipment, leading to Molly's rescue a week later near the waterfall.
- After her rescue, the battered owner had a tearful reunion with Molly, who likely survived by eating feral animals during her time in the wilderness.
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Hiker's lost dog rescued after week alone in wilderness
There was a sweet reunion in New Zealand when a hiker's dog was found safe after spending a week alone in the wilderness. It all started when the woman was injured in a fall in Arahura Valley and had to be airlifted to a hospital. Her dog, Molly, was nowhere to be found, so the [...]
·Los Angeles, United States
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Disappeared after falling during a trip, Molly motivated a search operation motivated by the solidarity of the New Zealanders. It was found on Tuesday and is healthy.
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Disappeared after the spectacular fall of its owner, Molly was found alive two weeks later in an isolated alpine area, thanks to a thermal camera.
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