Woman suffers significant burns while trying to save her dog from a hot spring at Yellowstone
The dog jumped out of the car and ran into the hot spring, the park said.
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The dog jumped out of the car and ran into the hot spring, the park said.
Park officials said a Washington woman suffered thermal burns when entering a hot spring at Yellowstone National Park to rescue her dog.
The dog jumped out of the car and ran into the hot spring, the park said.
A 19 year-old woman sustained severe burns from her shoulders to feet while attempting to rescue her dog from a hot spring at Yellowstone National Park.
Laiha Slayton (left and top inset), 20, suffered third-degree burns on '90 percent of her body' while trying to save her Shih Tzu after he fell into a Yellowstone hot spring in Wyoming on Tuesday.