Kacy Sandlin, 15, bonds with Szarik, her German shepherd, at her home on Fort Huachuca.
The Sandlin family adopted Szarik, a retired military working dog.
(Melissa Marshall • Herald/Review)
Kacy Sandlin, 15, bonds with Szarik, her German shepherd, at her home on Fort Huachuca.
The Sandlin family adopted Szarik, a retired military working dog.
(Melissa Marshall • Herald/Review)
What a nice boy.
What a beautiful dog. I hope he has a long and happy retirement with a loving family.
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Dog chiropractors can do lots of good for old pups.
My son is with the 3/9 Marines in Afghanistan right now. The news letters I get from the Readiness Officer suggested items to send to our loved ones over there.
I got a kick out of the last item; dog treats for the soldiers like the guy in this story!
I never thought about it, but the next box going over will have them. I hope my son figures it out.
I’m very happy for the pooch. Thanks, Szarik, for your service. I hope you get lots of treats.
If his hip problems are arthritis for $2400 there is a company in california doing stem cell work that has shown real promise in dogs, cat and horses. 1 time bone biopsy, and you can get multipule treatments though 1 or 2 usually makes a significant impact.