It's been two years since the #mprracoon scaled the heights. Remember when that was the big news item of a sleepy week? https://t.co/MTNVkETTb9
h/t: @webertom1
Today @MPRnews I talked with Dr. Joel Boyd @JBoydMD the team physician for @mnwild & @UMNews football team & orthopedic surgeon @TRIAOrthopedics. He has a great story about his son and daughter who both work for @NHL in Seattle. https://t.co/DL88LQb7aP
The CEO of @WeatherTech decided to use the company’s $6M Super Bowl ad budget to make a commercial recognizing the vets at University of Wisconsin who helped save the life of his very good dog Scout and it’s perfect.
This is Zeus. He was stolen from his home in Montana a few months ago. Last week he was found over 2,000 miles away in West Virginia. Since many airlines ban pitbulls, a relay team of 30 volunteers drove him all the way home in time for Christmas. 15/10 for everyone involved
Riley is the subject of the most famous K9 photo from 9/11. Riley was trained to find living people and was not trained to be a cadaver dog. Despite this he continued to work tirelessly. Riley passed away on 2/26/10
The most famous dog from that day was Bretagne. She was the last known SAR dog that was at ground zero. She also worked rescue missions at Katrina and Ivan. One of her greatest contributions was acting as a spokesperson for the dogs of 9/11. She died on June 7, 2016