Missing dog captured on trail camera 11 months after avalanche separated him from owner
A trail camera in Colorado caught a missing dog alive and apparently healthy after 11 months alone in the wild following an avalanche that separated the dog from its owner.
A trail camera in Colorado caught a missing dog alive and apparently healthy after 11 months alone in the wild following an avalanche that separated the dog from its owner.
Jacob Dalbey identified his dog Ullr, a Border Collie Rottweiler mix, from photos captured on Saturday and Sunday by one of the trail cameras set up by a team of canine tracking experts he employed.
"After 341 days, 11 months to the day of setting up trail cameras/food and moving them around in hopes of luring Ullr into one to finally get confirmation of what I have known all along, it has happened," Dalbey shared the positive news Thursday on his GoFundMe page.
"To all of you, friends and supporters of Ullr (and me), I want to thank you so much. Knowing you believe in us really means a lot, even when I don't say it. It has been extremely difficult to say the least. Your support has made it possible to keep searching for Ullr over the last 11+ months," Dalbey added.
Missing dog captured on trail camera 11 months after avalanche separated him from owner.9NEWS DenverPlans are now in place to bring Ullr home safely, but until Dalbey reunites with his loyal companion, he asks anyone in the area to keep reporting pawprints, barking, or any sightings of Ullr.
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