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   Pacopuddy said, 6 months ago

   Adrian, your compassion for animals is inspiring.
   Animals in a war or disaster zone suffer terribly, because people are too caught up in their own troubles to even think of them.
   We can’t even imagine the effects a bombardment must have (just think of the effects of a night of fireworks!). Those organisations and individuals who do something about it deserve all the support we can give.
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   Wayne said, 6 months ago

   My buddy was a dog handler. That dog went everywhere with him, yup – the can too. I’ve met more than quite a few handlers and their dogs are never (not) by their sides. Execpt when they have to leave them when they rotate back to the States. It is one of the sadest things I seen for someone to go through. To this day, my buddy pines for his dog. Another one can’t wait for the war to end because he has been promised his, when she is retired.
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   Zuhlamon said, 6 months ago

   military working dogs are veteans, too.
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   kirbey said, 6 months ago

   Now Lucy is home !

   cheers,
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   Prof danglais said, 6 months ago

   I used to do voluntary work for the RSPCA. There’re a too many dogs like Lucy who’ve never been to war but have had owners that treated them so badly, they’re just as nervous.
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   Jane from Florida said, 6 months ago

   a million thanks to everybody who works with these dogs, loves them and brings them back to good ol’ USA
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   Neo Blakkrstal said, 6 months ago

   Yes, yes they do.
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