Daisy waited four days in the wrecked truck for rescue

Daisy, an Australian shepherd, spent four days missing after the car carrying her owners rolled on a rural highway near Kelowna, British Columbia, struck by a pickup truck. Dearah Jordan walked away with scrapes and bruises, then tried to start searching before first responders steered her to a hospital. The doctor discharged her quickly to go look for her dog. Forrest Kellerman, a volunteer with Central Okanagan Search and Rescue, heard about the crash and recognized the missing-dog notice. He has Australian shepherds of his own. He and his wife Tracey searched for days. The community arrived too. "People were bringing us food, satellite links, everything imaginable, like volunteers were coming out of the woodworks, just complete strangers," Jordan told CBC News. On the fourth day, Tracey checked the spot everyone had walked past: the wrecked truck. Daisy was sitting on the passenger seat, big-eyed, waiting. She was unhurt. They went home.