Long Island animal rescue pairs displaced animals in natural disasters with veterans



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49 thoughts on “Long Island animal rescue pairs displaced animals in natural disasters with veterans”

  1. No I definitely like what you girls are doing. You're trying to work with the family with the fur babies but when they can't take care of them you give them a good home With veterans is just the most wonderful idea. God bless you bothโคโคโค

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  2. See how kind that they took in a stray that was pregnant and undernourished what a kind family thank you for being so unselfish and even finding it love and care from you and the others thank youโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโคโค

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  3. Sleepy Capone, an ironic name for a German Shepard since Sleepy Joe has one. People need to afford and plan ahead for births and children/pets. Cross breeding is tough on breeds and more are going to pounds. Please be responsible.

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  4. Itโ€™s so easy to get caught up in all the chaos after a devastating set of massive storms. It would have never occurred to me that not only could so many rescue groups come in to save stray animals, but that those animals could be companions for our vets. What an ultraistic venture. Thank you for the work you do!โคโค

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  5. This is wonderful. I support K9's for warriors but a few weeks of training for 6 week old puppies to be veterans's support dogs? I don't think so…YES let's bring dogs out of shelters to train as veterans' support dogs.

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