The military has vowed to keep up the search for their 'four-legged friend', saying: 'No one is left behind.'
As four children who survived a plane crash in the Colombian jungle recover in hospital, the search is continuing - for the dog who helped save them.His footprints were found alongside a child's footprints, helping lead rescuers to their location.The military has vowed to keep up the search for their"four-legged friend", saying:"No one is left behind."
During their ordeal, the children, who are members of the Huitoto indigenous group, are thought to have eaten cassava flour, seeds, and fruit from the rainforest. The children spoke"of the puppy that was lost, that they do not know where it was and that it accompanied them for a while," Ms Cáceres said.
Army colonel Fausto Avellaneda told Spanish-language news service Infobae that it could be difficult to find Wilson because he was trained as a search and attack dog, rather than for rescue work.
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