Today we honor the brave dogs that went into the bridge collapse. Their usual jobs range from narcotics detection to bomb-sniffing, and if you've ever seen a K-9 unit demonstration, you know how amazing these guys are. You won't see them in the news, but they were on the scene in the first hours after the collapse. Here are our brave police dogs. News: they were on the scene
What can we do? The Red Cross says: give, donate blood, offer support, be understanding. Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims families, and all of the injured -- their recovery could take much longer than rebuilding the bridge.
7 comments:
Mommy was crying as she read the story again. She is so sad for the victims and the families but so proud of those doggies.
Balboa
We are watching and praying for those who have lost loved ones and those who are injured. Those are very brave doggies.
Kassi.
I feel so proud of those doggies. Their job is very important.
We are praying for all those affected by the accident.
Lorenza
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Bussie Kissies
Buster
Hooray for the dog heroes who have touched the lives of many people. Dogs are so special!
xoxo,
Ricky
it is sad. i hope everyone who's been hurt in this accident will get well soon.
Wow, Kassi, there's a lot of doggies that work for the police in your city! We owe them so much for their hard work :)
I'm so glad your Mommy is safe!
Puggy kisses
Suki
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