The 12-year-old cat survives 380 foot autumn in the Bryce Canyon National Park

Tropic, Garfield County – a lonely survivor appeared after a man and a woman died in the Bryce Canyon National Park after an obvious fall in the early this week.

This survivor is an older female Tabby cat called Mirage.

“Mirage, who appreciates the veterinarians of the best friends as 12 years, was found in a black, soft wearer who was dirty and torn, but had survived the autumn pretty well,” said Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab.

The corpses of Matthew Nannen (45) and Bailee Crane (58) were recovered on Tuesday after they found an estimated 380 foot under the inspiration point, according to the Sheriff of the Sheriff of the Garfield County. Bryce Canyon Park Rangers and a helicopter crew from the Ministry of Public Security in Utah helped regain the corpses.

The spokesman for the sheriff, Wade Mathews, said the investigators were not quite sure when Nannen and Crane fell, but they narrowed it down to one point between Monday evening and Tuesday morning.

Mirage was initially brought to Panguitch in Pawz after autumn, and on Wednesday the Sheriff of the Garfield County contacted the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary to help. The best friends of veterinary staff drove almost 70 miles to the Medical Clinic of the Kanab Sanctuary to manage the supply.

“She was matted and a bit sore, but in the examination friendly and a friendly drinking and eating. The blood -free work returned normally, but the staff is waiting for additional X -rays to determine whether Mirage has suffered broken ribs or additional injuries,” says the explanation.

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