Sean Brown
Following the devastating wildfires across Idaho and the
Midwest, a man checking on his 300-acre plot of land came across a group
of dogs in the middle of the woods, and he was shocked to see what they
were standing guard over.
Louis Armstrong was out walking his property after it was
ravaged by fires in Kamiah, which destroyed 42 homes in the area, when
he came across a female dog and her two pups,
Barkpost
reported. Armstrong recognized the dogs since they belonged to one of
his neighbors, but what got him was what they were doing out in the
middle of the woods.
According to a
Facebook post that Armstrong wrote:
“This one got me in the feels. Lots of
destruction and sadness in the Kamiah area — I found this dead fawn this
morning. An hour later this sheep dog and her 2 pups are here
protecting it. They have been here for hours and won’t leave — barking
at people that come near (although they are very nice).”
Isn’t that cool? While their motivation isn’t known, it
shows the protective and compassionate nature of animals. With so much
devastation and destruction happening in the area right now, I’m sure
this little token of compassion was exactly what everyone needed.
For those unaware,
CNN
reported that almost 21,000 acres have been destroyed so far in the
Kamiah region alone, and as of last Monday, it was only 15 percent
contained. However, Idaho has been hit hard, with over 300,000 acres
destroyed by the fires, which still continue to burn.
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