Tilly the dog found safe after crash

A dog named Tilly was reunited with his family after he went missing following a car crash in North Idaho.

The crash happened Sunday morning at SH 41 and Hayden Avenue on the Rathdrum Prairie between Post Falls and Rathdrum in Kootenai County.

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After the crash, Tilly was seen running northwest from the accident through a field, according to news station KREM.

Thanks to a Facebook post, which was shared more than 3,000 times, people were able to help locate the 2-year-old Border Collie/Heeler mix.

Tilly was found safe on a sheep farm Tuesday, where he was apparently herding sheep.

Tilly, a 2-year-old dog who was ejected from a vehicle during a crash in northern Idaho over the weekend, has been found alive at a sheep farm, where he was herding sheep.

(Tilly is a Border Collie/Heeler mix.)https://t.co/AFdbYrE6AR pic.twitter.com/OBmnYk81Yd
— Mike Baker (@ByMikeBaker) June 8, 2021

Idaho State Police are looking for witnesses to the crash, according to KREM. A representative said the crash happened at a busy intersection and is hoping people come forward with information, KREM reported. Anyone with information is asked to call ISP at 208-209-7830.

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