Comments on: Operation Baghdad Pups http://frankiethelawdog.com/2009/11/operation-baghdad-pups/#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Discussing topics of interest to dog lovers. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 17:00:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Suzanne http://frankiethelawdog.com/2009/11/operation-baghdad-pups/comment-page-1/#comment-209 Suzanne Thu, 12 Nov 2009 12:34:10 +0000 http://frankiethelawdog.com/?p=842#comment-209 <a href="#comment-208" rel="nofollow">@Wild Dingo </a> Nubs' story is so wonderful, isn't it? That's how loyal our dogs are to us. I wholeheartedly agree with you about the need for people to rescue the many homeless and stray animals in the U.S. There is a crying need for adoptive families for the countless shelter animals here. And if I can convince even one person to choose adoption over purchasing a dog from a pet store (via a puppy mill), all my ranting, past, present and future, will not have been in vain. But I also believe that these military people who have forged bonds with stray animals in war zones deserve to be able to bring their pets home with them so they can continue to enjoy the comfort that such a loved animal can bring. It is good for the animal, and it is good for the returning service person and his or her family. Truly a win-win! =) @Wild Dingo
Nubs’ story is so wonderful, isn’t it? That’s how loyal our dogs are to us.

I wholeheartedly agree with you about the need for people to rescue the many homeless and stray animals in the U.S. There is a crying need for adoptive families for the countless shelter animals here. And if I can convince even one person to choose adoption over purchasing a dog from a pet store (via a puppy mill), all my ranting, past, present and future, will not have been in vain.

But I also believe that these military people who have forged bonds with stray animals in war zones deserve to be able to bring their pets home with them so they can continue to enjoy the comfort that such a loved animal can bring. It is good for the animal, and it is good for the returning service person and his or her family. Truly a win-win! =)

]]> By: Wild Dingo http://frankiethelawdog.com/2009/11/operation-baghdad-pups/comment-page-1/#comment-208 Wild Dingo Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:01:44 +0000 http://frankiethelawdog.com/?p=842#comment-208 I don't watch TV much but I happened to see that guy who befriended "Nubs" (they cut their ears down in Iraq for some stupid reason). or maybe i saw it on the Net/youtube. anyway, the guy got transfered like a long distance away and Nubs found him! he sent him to the US and became part of his family. yes, there are tons of animals that need rescue in the US, but i'm a firm believer, whereever you rescue, it doesn't matter. you saved a life and gave a loving creature a loving home and peaceful life. end of story. .-= Wild Dingo´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.wilddingo.com/2009/11/11/boring/" rel="nofollow">“Boring…”</a> =-. I don’t watch TV much but I happened to see that guy who befriended “Nubs” (they cut their ears down in Iraq for some stupid reason). or maybe i saw it on the Net/youtube. anyway, the guy got transfered like a long distance away and Nubs found him! he sent him to the US and became part of his family. yes, there are tons of animals that need rescue in the US, but i’m a firm believer, whereever you rescue, it doesn’t matter. you saved a life and gave a loving creature a loving home and peaceful life. end of story.
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