Posted on 05/25/2019 9:46:17 AM PDT by Innovative
Don't let their bright eyes, lolling tongues or doggy grins fool you -- Rhino, Rambo and Der aren't your average pups.
The four-year-old Belgian Malinoises are retired mine detection dogs who have spent much of their lives working to clear explosives in Syria. Now they're back in the United States, working to transition to civilian life in the hopes of finding new homes.
The work of mine detection dogs like Rhino, Rambo and Der have played "a critical role" in helping the recovery of areas liberated from ISIS, Jerry Guilbert, the chief of programs for the Office of Weapons Removal and Abatement at the State Department said last week.
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Just looked and right now they are not accepting applications because of a backlog.
It’s good that you understand the limitations and are making the right decision for your situation.
THANKS!! I have bookmarked the site!
Bttt.
5.56mm
I’d love to adopt one, but I already have three dogs. I have no doubt that they will make wonderful pets.
Someone posted that they already have a long list of applicants. I am sure the dogs will end up in good homes.
I am sure your dogs are great and you are taking good care of them. :)
That’s good to know. Thank you. :)
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