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     Jason was on his way to the saw mill when 

he heard something, he heard a dog whimper. 

He looked to the left of him towards some 

bushes and as to his surprise, there was a 

female golden retriever shivering in the cold. 

Jason immediately ran over to the dog to see 

what was wrong. Jason noticed the dog had 

blood on its right paw. 

     Jason scooped the dog into his arms and 

ran back to his brother's saw mill. He laid the 

dog down in some blankets to warm her up. 

After she warmed up, he found some 

bandages

in the main office desk drawer. He went over 

to the pup and bandaged her up like a doctor. 

     After some time, he got up the courage to 

ask his brothers if he could keep the golden 

retriever. His brothers were against it at first 

until they saw the condition of the cold and 

injured dog. The brothers then agreed to allow 

Jason to keep the dog. Jason was relieved and 

happy to have a new friend in his life.

     The golden retriever was a girl. He decided 

to name her after his husky, King, had passed 

away. He named her Queen. Queen and Jason 

became very close friends. 

     Jason was curious as to what had 

happened to Queen. He was worried that she 

would not get the right attention for her injury. 

He anxiously searched around Dawson City for 

a Veterinarian doctor that could help her out. 

After a few hours of searching, Jason finally 

came across an animal hospital where Queen 

would be treated for her injury.

     After finding the animal doctor, Jason 

hustled back to the saw mill to pick up Queen. 

Once they got to the animal hospital, they 

met the doctor who was named Dr. Susan 

Johnson. She was a very kind lady who was 

more than willing to help Queen. Queen was 

scared to be in a different surrounding, it 

seemed. Jason stood next to her which calmed 

her down through her appointment. 

     Dr. Johnson stitched up Queen's paw. 

Jason could not thank the doctor enough for 

saving his dog. After Queen was done with her 

stitches, Jason carried her home back to her 

bed of blankets at the saw mill. That night, 

Jason slept next to Queen, comforting her 

throughout the night. 

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