Somebody must be having a laugh, I thought as I read the email from Crufts.
My Afghan fighting dog Nowzad – a snarling bag of attitude and broken teeth who could not pass an animal or person without trying to attack them – had been selected as a finalist.
I handed my wife Lisa a print-out.
‘Somebody is having a laugh,’ she confirmed.
An animal lover has adopted a dog found 3,000 miles away in war-torn Afghanistan.
Rebekah Harriman, from Mountsorrel, fell in love with collie cross Joy after an animal rescue charity posted a picture of her on social networking site Facebook…..
Recently we told you about a kitten rescued in Afghanistan, and how a Dunville family started a fundraiser to transport the cat to Newfoundland. Today it was a happy ending to an amazing story. NTV’s Pam Parsons has this update….
GENEROUS News of the World readers have dug deep to help a stray puppy rescued from Afghanistan by a soldier.
We told last week how caring combat medical technician Sophia Snape brought pooch Lola home.
Jody is about 5.4 months old. She is almost the size of my size 12 combat boot.
One day I was taking some garbage over to our waste site on the camp when I noticed this little puff of fur in the trash searching for some food and something to drink.
I stopped and watched this poor cat lapping some sort of liquid that was dripping out of a bag and chewing on an old chicken bone that she dug out of the trash. For some reason, I felt for this poor creature and wanted to help her….
FOR five years he truly was man’s best friend, never leaving the side of British troops as they hunted down Taliban killers.
Tangye the labrador dodged bombs and bullets on patrol with soldiers in Afghanistan….
A West Kelowna couple is trying desperately to raise money to rescue a puppy currently in Afghanistan.
Andrew, who works and lives in West Kelowna, says his fiancé is currently serving as a medic near Kandahar. Andrew says she and her platoon came across a month-old puppy one day when it wandered into a camp kitchen a few months ago…..
Students in Nottingham are doing their bit for abandoned and mistreated dogs in war-torn Afghanistan by designing a charity collection box……
A FORMER Royal Marine from Dovercourt is being honoured for his work to help the dogs of war.
Paul ‘Pen’ Farthing, 40, set up the charity Nowzad Dogs after seeing the plight of abandoned and mistreated dogs while serving in Afghanistan…..
