In autumn, tons of people find entertainment by wandering through corn mazes.
There’s a reason cornfields make their way into horror movies, though. It can be claustrophobic and terrifying to be surrounded on all sides by the same rows of corn. A grown man could even get lost in an unmarked field if he wasn’t careful.
Imagine being a two-year-old lost in that same cornfield. Being all alone must be terrifying. Fortunately for one young boy, he had a friend to keep him safe.
In Minnesota, toddler Mason slipped away from his parents and into a cornfield. They were amazed that he got so far so fast.
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Police had to use a helicopter equipped to find heat signatures to locate him. But who’s that with him?
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It’s Mason’s English Springer Spaniel, Bella Grace, and her puppy Madeline. The dogs never left his side and barked to alert people to his location.
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In this terrifying situation, it was a boy’s best friend that helped him return safely home.
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Thank goodness for those dogs! I’m sure Mason will be staying far, far away from any cornfields in the future.