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Emery County SheriffWKRC
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A missing Utah woman was saved by her dog after she became lost in the mountains.
Emery County Sheriff’s deputies reportedly received a call about a woman with dementia.
After more than a day had passed, a Utah Division of Wildlife Resources officer and his K-9 partner, Kip , were called in.
Authorities noted that the temperature in the area would linger around 100 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and drop to 55 degrees Fahrenheit at nighttime .
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