At the end of January last year, Irish netizen Erina O'Shea Goetelen took his 8-year-old dog, Neesha, for a hike in the Wicklow Mountains. On the way, Neesha saw a fawn, which chased after it despite its owner's shouts and quickly disappeared from its owner's field of vision. Erina went up the mountain several times to look for Neesha, but to no avail. Unexpectedly, 2 weeks later, a kind couple found it and hiked 10 kilometers to take it down the mountain
After Neesha disappeared, Erina went up the mountain several times to look for help, and also asked for help on social platforms, hoping that someone would be able to help when she met Neesha in the mountain. Two weeks later, a couple, Jean Francois Bonnet and Ciara Nolan, were hiking in the Wicklow Mountains when they spotted a frail Neesha near the summit. No one knows how Neesha has lived in the snowy mountains these two weeks, but it is still alive, and this is the greatest luck.
Jean and Ciara, the paramedics, checked the dog and found it hungry and weak, so they brought out food for him. Neesha was shaking all the time, and Ciara wrapped herself in her coat to keep it warm. Neesha was too weak to go down the mountain on her own. With a distance of nearly 10 kilometers from the top of the mountain to the bottom of the mountain, Jean and Ciara tied up the scarf on their bodies to turn it into a harness, and walked down the mountain step by step with Neesha on their backs.
It took Jean and Ciara nearly 5 hours to return to the parking spot at the foot of the hill with the dog on their backs. They contacted Erina through the local animal protection organization, Erina quickly arrived, and Neesha, who had been separated from her owner for more than 2 weeks, was finally able to go home and reunite with her family!
Erina took Neesha to a veterinarian, who said that Neesha had only 1/3 of her original weight left. It is weak and its skin is a little inflamed, but it is not a big problem, as long as it rests well and eats normally, it will recover quickly.
