Leading up to the 2014 Winter Olympics, the Russian government implemented a plan to cull the stray dog population in Sochi. Humane Society International helped coordinate the rescue of ten Sochi dogs to serve as ambassadors for the millions of other strays around the world. All ten of these rescues were adopted, and two of them—d’Artagnan and Sochi—have found loving homes in the Washington, D.C., area.
Whatever Happened to the Rescued Sochi Ten?
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rescue is the only breed we take. 7 already and the house could not be happier.
Bottom line is dogs are being saved. What a wonderful thing!
saving a life-what a wonderful thing
Beautiful babies. Wonderful story. God bless all.
wonderful – breeding dogs should be stopped until we get our stray populations around in the world in check
Beautiful!! Love the dogs and especially the little girl in the video, what an amazing, bright, & big hearted little girl <3
Nice warming story. It’s good to see these wonderful dogs got adopted by loving families