Loyal dogs ‘Spike’ and ‘Snickers’ lost in desert for days never left each other’s side

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In Phoenix, Arizona, two dogs are back home after having spent four long days lost in the desert. Talk about loyalty however, – neither dog ever left each other’s side.

Spike and Snickers escaped from their home earlier in the week and ran off into the nearby woods. Their owner, Kathleen Paulson Wesley was so worried about the dogs and started posting on social media asking for help finding them. She made and shared posters and volunteers from the community searched for the dogs.

And then came a spark of hope. Over the weekend, a hiker named Steve had been out with friends and spotted the two dogs. Luckily, Steve had a rescue harness with him and hiked about a half mile with Spike on his back until more help arrived.

According to the Facebook post for Daisy Mountain Fire & Rescue, firefighters from Station 143 received word about Snickers and Spike who had been found by a kind hiker about 1.5 miles from the trailhead on the Black Canyon City Trail. The crew assisted with bringing the dogs to safety and back with their family.

And talk about loyal dogs? Spike and Snickers never left each other’s side. When rescued, both dogs were in pretty good shape – maybe a bit tired after their misadventures. Spike, who is 11-years-old and weighs about 100 pounds has been slower to recover than his best friend Snickers.

Kathleen wanted to make sure everyone knows how grateful she is:

Kathleen Paulson Wesley

Yes!yes! Spike and Snickers are our dogs and we are so grateful to everyone that helped and cared for our dogs and cared that we were devastated not knowing where they were. Daisy Mountain Fire and Rescue has never let us down they are amazing human beings. Also very responsible for the rescue is Dakota, Steve who found the dogs and was carrying Spike before my son and fire red Rescue arrived.

Also a man named Conrad who assisted . Thank you and God bless you

Stay safe Spike and Snickers. Please remember to microchip your pets. Since they can’t speak, we can be their voices.

Follow the National Pet Rescue on Facebook for the latest animal related news.

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