Giving Thanks With Our Furry Friends
Although, many countries world wide celebrate after a fruitful harvest season, in America, Thanksgiving is more than a feast. It is being in the compa…
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New Developments in Pet Cancer Treatment
Animal Cancer Foundation founder, Dr. Gerald S. Post, informs K9 in the City on the new breakthroughs in animal cancer treatment. There are more effec…
You may not dress your dog up every time you leave your house or perhaps you and "Tinker Bell" enjoy wearing the latest fashions together. Regardless,…
The Softer Side of Howard Stern
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In Brooklyn, Dr. Post, a veterinary oncologist explains that animal cancer is treatable but since cancer is the most common cause for death in older …
Some Run for The Gold; He Runs for The Goal
You may remember the New York City Marathon runner, Brayden Mathews, who ran to raise money for United Action for Animals, a long time promoter of the…
The New York Yankees celebrated their 27th victory in the MLB World Series. Devoted fans gathered in Manhattan's financial district on November 6th,…
A Whole Art Gallery, Gone to the Dogs?
Have you ever wondered what the world looked like to a dog? Well what if "Spot" could draw a picture for you? In New York's neighborhood of Chelsea, t…














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I am surprised it wasn't until 2000 that they began allowing the service dogs to be adopted! That is just mind-boggling. The bond the service men must've formed with the dogs, only to know they would still be killed if they managed to survive all their tours of duty! Just horrible. I'm glad that is no longer the case.
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I think they should be recognized, I didn't realize so many lost their lives in war.
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If you like this article, check out this website (www.uswardogs.org); its dedicated to all the war dogs, past and present.
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Thank you, Johnny for educating all of us of the service of the Vietnam handlers and their loyal dogs. Without the dog teams, 10,000 additional lives would have been sacrificed and the National Vietnam Memorial would have close to 70,000 names.
Sheri Wells
President
Space Coast War Dog Association, Inc.
www.scwda.org
"K-9: Courage at both ends of the leash"