MISSOURI — A dog led a search team to a 3-year-old girl's rescue with a "weak bark," reports ABC News.<br /><br />Remy Merritt, the 3-year-old girl, had gone missing on Thursday around 8:30 p.m. with her dog, Fat Heath. <br /><br />A rescue team consisting of 150 volunteers were frantically looking for the pair that went missing Thursday night, reports WTOP.<br /><br />The search team wasn't able to find them during the night so they continued at dawn, where "everyone in the small farm town chipped in ..."<br /><br />The rescue team used a grid search through the cornfield "filled with 5-foot high stalks."<br /><br />One of the canines from the rescue team barked, which is when they heard Fat Heath respond with a "weak bark," WTOP reports.<br /><br />The search party swiftly followed the sound of the bark and found Merritt and the dog together.<br /><br />The two were reportedly in "good shape" and had "only been bitten by mosquitoes" and were "a little thirsty."
