A 9-year-old girl escapes the Puma attack in Washington over the weekend (Photo: Getty Images)

The 9-year-old girl escaped the Puma attack after being attacked by an animal while camping with her friends.

The girl was attacked by a mountain lion on Saturday morning while walking on a trail near Fruitland, Washington. According to the State Department’s Department of Fish and Wildlife, the girl fought off animals that died at the scene.

The attack occurred when the girl was walking on the trail while camping with her friends. The girl’s friend reportedly ran away while she was wrestling with a mountain lion.

Young people from the area found an unidentified girl stained with blood. She was taken to a nearby hospital and recovered after surgery. She had multiple serious injuries to her head and upper body.

The wildlife then found and killed the wildlife.

A Washington State Fish and Wildlife spokesman said cougar attacks were rare, with only 20 cases reported in the state in the first century. Only two of these attacks were fatal.

“In this case, this child is not doing anything wrong,” spokeswoman Stacy Lehmann said. “It happened so fast and I couldn’t do anything to stop it.”

According to Lehmann, anyone who encounters a cougar should yell to scare the animal and do their best to make it appear larger than it really is.

When he was attacked, he said, “I will fight as hard as I can and try to stop myself.”

Please don’t look back. Don’t take your eyes off the animals. “Don’t run,” Lehmann said.

Cougar, also known as a mountain lion, is the largest member of the cat family found in this part of the United States. The male cougar weighs up to 180 pounds and can cover a range of 150 square miles from home.

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