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When photos of a dog stranded at about 13,000 feet on a Colorado mountain were published on a climbing website, Chase Lindell and Alex Gelb knew they had to do something. According to reports, the injured German shepherd had been up there for eight days without food and water, so if she was to be saved, something had to happen fast. Lindell and Gelb, along wit. . .