Disappeared during a hunting trip, the dog of a soldier he had helped overcome health problems remained untraceable for a week. Desperate, its owner had launched a call for witnesses on social networks, promising a reward.
Ross Downum is relieved. His dog Hunter, whom he had not heard from for several days, was found safe and sound and they will soon be reunited. A story told by KWCH.
Captain of the United States Army, Ross Downum is ending his military career due to health problems. Victim of a crisis last May, he had managed to get through this bad patch thanks to the precious support of Hunterhis 4-legged friend. “I’m not kidding when I say he probably saved me more than I saved himconfided the future ex-soldier. He was always there for me, he was my right hand every step I took. When I’m with him, I’m positive and in a good frame of mind “.
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However, he had to part with it recently. December 17, Ross Downum had taken his dog hunting in a wooded area in Greensburg, in southern Kansas. Startled by a gunshot, the German short-haired pointer cross escaped running and has not been seen since.
His master had been looking for him all over the area. He had put out a wanted notice Facebookthen had to leave Kansas to spend the holiday season in California.
“I’m just blown away”
Ross Downum was completely distraught. Hunter was nowhere to be seen and he had left without him, but he smiled again on Christmas Eve when he received the phone call he had been hoping for. His interlocutor told him that his dog had just been found about twenty kilometers from where he had disappeared.
The captain Downum is grateful to everyone who helped him find his dog, even if they didn’t know him. ” I’m just blown away and can’t thank them enough “, he declared.
He will soon return to Kansas and will be able to take Hunter in the arms. In the meantime, this one is in good hands.
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