Hello Friends of Pets! 
 
 We are a group of caring people wanting to help this family who lost their dog in Yellowstone National Park on July 23rd, 2015 while vacationing there. 
 
 Jades parents were in a horrible head on collison in the park by a person who fell asleep at the wheel. David suffered multiple injuries and had to be flown out of Yellowstone from the crash site for treatment for his numerous injuries at the time of the accident. 
 
 When the park rangers were trying to get their dog Jade out of the car (her crate she was in was crushed to pieces), Jade bolted and has been lost in the park ever since. There has been multiple sightings of Jade in the park, most lately in the Cannyon Village area. SHE IS STILL ALIVE! Which is unheard of in the Wildest place in the country. She is a young, strong dog and has been able to survive somehow against all odds. There are efforts going on daily trying to catch Jade in live traps and many other methods that are allowed by the park. So far to no avail, but NO ONE is giving up hope. Jades parents....David Sowers and Laura Gillice as well as Davids daughter, Angie Sowers, have made numerous trips back to Yellowstone (against doctors wishes), to look for their beloved pet. They travel from Denver, Co. to the park which is a 550 mile trip. You can only imagine the expense this is causing the family to take on as well as the mounting medical bills. We all want Jade to be found and returned to her family that is missing her so much. They have shown over and over again how much they love her by the trips back and forth to the park and sending clothes with their smell on them and even now they are going to leave a car in the area in hopes Jade will go to it. So many efforts are on going to catch this pup....We need help for them....we need help to bring Jade home. If you can help with ANY small donation to the family of Jade it will be so much appreciated. If you are visiting the park and can join the efforts, that too is all appreciated. Every little bit helps to get Jade back home...SAFE! Thank you for any consideration in helping the many who love Jade now as our own...She is a part of us all and we all want her caught and safe again in the arms of her loving family. 
 
 Thank you so much! 
 
 
 
 Kat Brekken 
 
 Sandy Monville 
 
 And the countless others trying to help the family and Jade! 
 
 
 
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 A grandad whose dog discovered an abandoned baby in a Birmingham park spoke about the amazing pet rescue and said: “We were just in the right place at the right time.” 
 
 Roger Wilday, 68, was walking German Shepherd Jade in Stechford when she inexplicably raced to bushes, then lay down next to what looked like a discarded carrier bag – and refused to return to him. 
 
 As the pensioner moved closer he realised what the loyal family pet had discovered: a newborn baby, who has now been named after her four-legged rescuer. 
 
 Roger said: ‘‘I walked over and saw a carrier bag – then I saw it move. I thought it was a bag of kittens, but then I saw her little arms and a head, and the baby started to cry.’’ 
 
 Here's the first video released of baby Jade 
 
 The dramatic discovery took place in Marlborough House Community Park on Thursday afternoon. 
 
 Dad-of-four Roger raced to a friend’s nearby house and dialled 999, then rushed back to pick up the infant. 
 
 He said: “I thought I’m not going to touch anything because if I start messing and they come for forensics... I just didn’t want to hinder their job. 
 
 "The police told me they were on their way and asked me to pick her up and take her out of the park.’’ 
 
 Moments later seven police cars and an ambulance arrived at the scene, off Stuart’s Road. 
 
 Roger, from Yardley, said: “They took the baby off me and put her straight into the ambulance. I then had to show police officers where I found her.’’ 
 
 The little girl was taken to Heartlands Hospital where staff named her after hero pet Jade. 
 
 Here's a later video showing more of her time in hospital 
 
 On Friday pictures and video were released of the six-pound baby , who was said to be “alert, happy and contented” as she continues to recover. 
 
 Faithful nine-year-old Jade is now receiving extra special fuss from Roger and wife Catherine, who have five grandkids, including Eliza, who was born just over two weeks ago. 
 
 Catherine, 65, said: “Jade’s never found anything before. She must have heard the baby crying as these dogs have very good hearing, plus she’s very keen on our grandchildren. 
 
 "Whenever she hears their names she whimpers. She just loves kids.’’ 
 
 She added: “I’m really pleased that the nurses named the baby after Jade, it makes me so proud of her. 
 
 ‘‘It’s not a typical thing to find a baby, but that’s just the kind of thing that would happen to Roger. He’s that type of person. He cares about everyone.” 
 
 Jade is being monitored around the clock by paediatricians while police continue the search for her mother. 
 
 Roger and his wife are also hoping for a future reunion with the little girl. ‘‘We are waiting to hear from police if we can see her,’’ he said. 
 
 Chief Inspector Ian Green, of West Midlands Police, said the consequences of Jade not discovering the baby could have been serious. 
 
 “The baby was lucky to be found when she was as even just a few more hours exposed to the elements could have had fatal consequences,’’ he said. 
 
 “Thankfully, we now know she’s safe and well – and our priority is very much on finding her mum to ensure her safety. 
 
 "We’re still keen to hear from witnesses – especially anyone who saw somebody with a carrier bag from The Entertainer toy shop – or anyone who could have information that will lead us to identify the mother.” 
 
 Anyone with information is urged to call police on 101. 
 
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– Dave Sowers' head-on car collision while on vacation in Yellowstone was traumatic enough: He was airlifted and broke his arm, leg, and ribs. But he awoke to the news that his dog Jade had fled from park rangers who tried to pull her from the car, and was nowhere to be found. What followed was a 42-day search—complete with fliers, a few dozen volunteers, and GoFundMe and Facebook pages—for the 18-month-old Australian shepherd, largely headed up by Sowers' girlfriend, Laura Gillice, reports the Missoulian. But in the end, it was Gillice, on a walk with her own dog, Laila, who spotted Sowers' canine pal near Canyon Village. "She just came running to me, like ‘Where’ve you been mom?'" says Gillice. When the trio returned to the hotel where Sowers was staying, she says, a "hugfest" ensued. "A lot of people have just dedicated their weekends to looking for her," says Sowers. "It’s amazing, we didn’t think we’d ever see her again."