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 BLACKFOOT – A Blackfoot family says angels were protecting their little girl when a mountain lion picked her up and dragged her several feet during a camping trip Friday. 
  
 Israel and Kera Butt were enjoying a reunion with their three children and extended family near Green Canyon Hot Springs east of Rexburg when the attack happened. 
  
 Israel and Kera Butt were enjoying a reunion with their children and extended family when the mountain lion attacked their daughter. | Photo by Nate Eaton, EastIdahoNews.com. 
  
 “As we were eating dinner, I turned my head and saw the back part of the cat,” Kera Butt tells EastIdahoNews.com. “I saw it move and I told everyone, ‘I just saw a cat.’” 
  
 Several family members didn’t believe Kera and thought she may have seen a wolf or other wild animal. 
  
 “We were kind of teasing her a little bit and saying there’s no way she saw a cat,” Israel Butt recalls. “We walked over to where she thought she saw it and nothing was there so we went back to eating dinner.” 
  
 A pond near the Butt’s camping site. | Photo courtesy Jim Sevy. 
  
 After supper, around 9 p.m., Kera says several of the children decided to go play at a nearby creek. 
  
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 Israel and Kera’s four-year-old daughter Kelsi was on the way with her 10-year-old cousin, who was holding another two-year-old cousin. 
  
 “As they were walking, the 10-year-old cousin screamed, ‘I see it,’” Kera says. “I knew she saw the mountain lion but I didn’t know it was attacking Kelsi.” 
  
 An adult relative with the group, also saw the mountain lion and realized it was holding onto Kelsi. The relative and Kera both ran toward the cougar screaming. 
  
 “The cat bit Kelsi on the side and tried to pick her up and drag her a little bit,” Kera says. “It didn’t have a good hold so it put its paws on her to get a better grip.” 
  
 Kelsi was wounded on her back, leg, upper thigh and arm. | Photo by Nate Eaton, EastIdahoNews.com. 
  
 As the adults approached the mountain lion, the cat dropped Kelsi and ran away. 
  
 The sobbing four-year-old told her mother “she hurt everywhere” and Kera began inspecting Kelsi’s body for injuries. 
  
 There were scratches along with bite and claw marks on Kelsi’s back, leg, upper thigh and arm. 
  
 Despite the injuries, Kera says she knew everything was going to be okay. 
  
 “I had this overwhelming feeling that she was fine,” Kera says. “I just had this comfort that she was okay and I felt like angels were there protecting her.” 
  
 The Butt’s took Kelsi to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center where she was given antibiotics and a rabies shot. 
  
 Meanwhile, officers with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game were called and deputies with the Madison County Sheriff’s office responded to the campsite as Kelsi’s grandfather stood guard with a shotgun. 
  
 Madison County Sheriff deputies shot and killed the mountain lion. | Photo courtesy Jim Sevy. 
  
 “At one point, he said the hairs stood up on the back of his head and he looked to the left and saw the cat prowling 20 to 30 feet away,” Israel Butt says. 
  
 Around 2 a.m. Saturday, the young female mountain lion was forced up a tree by dogs a few hundred yards from the camp, according to Idaho Fish and Game spokesman Gregg Losinski. Madison County Sheriff deputies shot and killed the cat. 
  
 Cougar sightings, let alone attacks, are relatively rare in Idaho and no one has been killed by a mountain lion in recent memory, Losinski said. 
  
 “When lions do attack, records indicate that small children are often the targets,” Losinski says. “This family showed how vigilance and quick thinking can help avert a tragedy.” 
  
 After being treated at the hospital, Kelsi and her family returned to the campsite to finish their reunion. 
  
 Kelsi is expected to make a full recovery and insisted she attend church Sunday to show her friends “her battle wounds.” 
  
 The Butt’s know the situation could have ended differently and are thankful their daughter survived this scary encounter. 
  
 “The reason we are so calm is because we still have her and we are grateful,” Kera says. “She was protected and the reason we’re not freaking out is because she’s still here with us.” |||||
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Kelsi Butt is 4 years old, and the attack happened so fast, she thought it was a bicycle coming toward her. Instead, it was a mountain lion at her family's campsite in eastern Idaho, reports the Rexburg Standard Journal. The big cat actually grabbed Kelsi and tried to drag her away, but her parents and others in the group began yelling and moving toward the animal and scared it away. "It didn't have a good hold so it put its paws on her to get a better grip," Kelsi's mother, Kera, tells East Idaho News. Incredibly, Kelsi was largely unharmed, save for scratches and some bite and claw marks. She had to receive antibiotics and rabies shots but is otherwise fine. The attack occurred about 9pm Friday as Kelsi and other kids were walking toward a stream. "She thought a bike was coming at her, so she started running," says Kera. The attack came hours after Kera had told the family during dinner that she thought she had just spotted a big cat. A search turned up nothing. Such attacks are rare, but when they do occur, small children are usually the targets, explains a state press release. "This family showed how vigilance and quick thinking can help avert a tragedy," it adds. Wildlife officials later killed a female mountain lion in the vicinity. (A Colorado mother can relate to Kera Butt's scare.)