Despite his good work, Hardy was not permitted to keep his find.
“A lot of people call him a dog,” says Army Spc. Alec Alcoser of his dog and partner, Alex, “but I think he’s a little more than that. He’s a soldier.”
Another success story for the Throwaway Dogs Project, which took a hapless victim of the legal system and turned him into a happy, healthy police dog.
Summer, a retired military dog, has been nominated for the American Humane Hero Dog Awards for her work saving lives in Afghanistan.
Hiker Amelia Milling fell hundreds of feet when one of her poles snapped. Luckily, Nanook was in the area and helped get her to safety.
Some dogs are actual workers, some are just helpful, and some are hilarious in doing either or both!
The Throw Away Dogs Project saves high-energy, at-risk dogs from shelters and trains them for fulfilling, fun lives working alongside loving handlers.
Ghost was slated for euthanasia in Florida when a St. Augustine rescue stepped in to give him a second chance. He found it in the Pacific Northwest.
One of Atlas’ favorite toys is his Pluto doll, so imagine this pup’s excitement at meeting what may have seemed to be a life-sized Pluto plushie!
Picasso’s deformity nearly cost him his life! But he and his brother endured. Now, Picasso must move on without Pablo, but his life will be filled with love.
