The Munzely Journal
Heroic Rescues
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The Dog Who Led Hundreds of Patrols—and Came Home
On her final patrol in March 2012, an explosive device cost Lucca a front leg. It is a hard place to begin. But if…
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The Dog Who Kept a Teenager Alive After a Deadly Crash
After the crash, a teenager and his dog were the only two left alive. The teenager was Joseph Phillips-Garcia. He was sixteen. His dog,…
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The Dog Who Ran Miles Through the Forest to Bring Back Rescuers
Gita’s owner had slipped and fallen in a remote forest, and now she was running several miles to find help. That is the part…
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The Little Schnauzer Who Knocked the Phone Off the Hook to Save a Life
Bethe Bennett lay unconscious with a broken femur, and her Miniature Schnauzer, Danny, was licking her face. There is something hard to hold in…
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The Dog Who Barked for Help for 20 Hours to Save Her Owner
Bob went down on a patch of ice, and the only living thing that knew was his dog. One second he was upright. The…
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The Golden Retriever Who Fought Off a Cougar to Save a Boy
A cougar threatened a young boy, and Angel, a Golden Retriever, attacked it to protect him. There is no gentle way to enter this…
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The 14-Year-Old Dog Who Stepped Between Her Owner and a Charging Bear
A mother bear was charging at Louise, and Shelby, her 14-year-old dog, came between them. Stay with that moment for a breath. A person…
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The Rescue Pit Bull Who Pulled Her Owner Off the Train Tracks
Christine Spain lay unconscious on the cold train tracks, unaware of the impending danger approaching fast. The rumbling of the train grew louder, but…
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The 4-Pound Yorkie Who Became a War Hero and the First Therapy Dog
In the thick jungle of New Guinea, a tiny Yorkshire Terrier was discovered in a foxhole, barely weighing four pounds. Her presence was a…
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The Stray Who Became the Most Decorated War Dog in American History
In July 1917, a scruffy stray dog wandered into a world at war. Found on the bustling campus of Yale University, this unassuming brindle…
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