When Andrea Gaylord was forced to evacuate the devastating Camp Fire in Northern California in November,Watch Asian HD Movies Full Movie Online Free she couldn't get back home to take her dog Madison with her to safety as the fires spread.
The evacuation order was lifted nearly a month after it was instated in Paradise, California, and Gaylord was beside herself to see Madison waiting for her as she pulled up to her burned down property, Gaylord told the ABC 10news.
SEE ALSO: A firefighter rescued a cat from the Paradise fire and she won't leave him aloneMadison miraculously survived the Camp Fire that tore through Northern California throughout November, killing 85 people, displacing thousands, and leaving many, including Gaylord, homeless.
The animal rescue group K9 Paw Print Rescue tried to find Madison, an Anatolian shepherd mix, but were unsuccessful for weeks, only able to glimpse him from a distance a couple of times, according to a Facebook comment posted by rescuer Shayla Sullivan. Although they couldn't get a hold of Madison, K9 Paw Print Rescue did manage to find Madison's brother Miguel, who had found his way to a nearby city.
Sullivan noted that although she never got close to Madison, she would leave food and water out for the dog, and even put a piece of clothing that smelled like Gaylord on the property for Madison to smell.
Gaylord, of course, was overwhelmed to see Madison waiting there, protecting what was left of their home, and happy to see him reunited with his brother Miguel.
“You could never ask for better animals,” Gaylord told ABC 10.
h/t The Washington Post
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