Little Boston

                                                                        From the Soldier:

Little Boston was picked up by our National Guard Unit out of Massachusetts so of course the only proper name for her was Boston. She was determined that day to get away from the hard life, fending for herself and being a target for little rock throwers that had nothing better to do than harm helpless puppies. As the MRAP pulled off she ran right along with it in its huge shadow and won the hearts of our SECFOR guys. This was the day that little Boston would start a new life. From the "streets" of Afghanistan she has adapted well as our little "Princess" at FOB Smart. She is a 2-3 month old female with lots of energy and she loves the attention she receives. Nobody can resist those little puppy dog eyes when she looks up at you and challenges you to play.
Initially she was going to be another "FOB Dog" and we all took turns taking care of her when we weren't on missions, but somehow I had taken the title of her "mommy" because she followed me everywhere. Boston has become my little shadow and feel like I have to make sure she goes to a good home!

This little Princess will be coming home with you!

The Puppy Rescue Mission, Inc

"Soldiers Saving Puppies~Puppies Saving Soldiers"

Colorado Non Profit Corporation

http://www.thepuppyrescuemission.org/

Checks can be mailed to:

The Puppy Rescue Mission

PO Box 1516

Celina, TX 75009

If you need to request a rescue please send an email to rescues@thepuppyrescuemission.org Be sure and put RESCUE REQUEST in the subject line. Thank You!

The primary mission of Puppy Rescue Mission is to raise funds & assist various organizations which help soldiers bring home their furry friends from war. While PRM's primary mission is to assist soldiers and their furry friends, PRM will also, from time to time, assist an organization in rehoming a stray animal.

~Watching Miracles Happen~

In the event that there are funds remaining from the donations for this animal and any of the animals, The Puppy Rescue Mission Board of Directors will use the excess funds where necessary.

Gorgeous Ginger

GINGER

From the Soldier:

I first met Ginger when she a little younger and had walked onto FOB. Somehow, she made it through the area where the undisciplined Polish trained drug and explosives dogs populate near the entry gates. Ginger clumsily stumbled into the compound where I live and has been kept here since her arrival. She was scared, hungry, and exhausted. We did not and still do not have any dog food, thus we get an extra plate from the Dining Facility when possible. Although Ginger DID NOT like pork (like most Afghans), she loves it now! We tried to get dog food for Ginger but it seems dog food is not really a choice at the bazaar.

Everyone visiting the compound just loves Ginger. She has really come out of her shell and plays most of the day. It's been getting hotter here lately though, thus she finds cool places to rest in the shade during the day. We did have a set back whenswe received the first Indirect Fire of the year. Ginger cowered under the tent platform for three hours. It took alot of coaxing to get her out from under the platform and she is still a little gunshy with loud noises, especially outgoing or registration fires.

I am hoping to take Ginger home to America because she deserves a normal life for a dog. Afghanistan is a terrible place for some people to live, much less an innocent puppy. I had intended to find a home for a puppy once I returned from my deployment anyway, thus why not save an Afgan dog from eating trash and a life of creulty in the process? My job keeps me extremely busy, but others would come to the compound play with her. Unfortunately, mission has dictated for my friends/co-workers to travel to other FOBs and Ginger has been a bit lonely here lately. I have a home in Maryland and if I am able to bring Ginger to America, I will find a another puppy playmate for her. I work many hours in a non-deployed environment as well and I don't want to leave Ginger alone for that long of a time during the hours of the day. She is the sweetest puppy and deserves a good life.

Georgeous Ginger you WILL be coming to the Land of the Free Because of the BRAVE!!!! Paw Salute to this soldier for loving Ginger!The Puppy Rescue Mission, Inc

"Soldiers Saving Puppies~Puppies Saving Soldiers"

Colorado Non Profit Corporation

http://www.thepuppyrescuemission.org/

Checks can be mailed to:

The Puppy Rescue Mission

PO Box 1516

Celina, TX 75009
If you need to request a rescue please send an email to rescues@thepuppyrescuemission.org Be sure and put RESCUE REQUEST in the subject line. Thank You!
The primary mission of Puppy Rescue Mission is to raise funds & assist various organizations which help soldiers bring home their furry friends from war. While PRM's primary mission is to assist soldiers and their furry friends, PRM will also, from time to time, assist an organization in rehoming a stray animal.
~Watching Miracles Happen~

In the event that there are funds remaining from the donations for this animal and any of the animals, The Puppy Rescue Mission Board of Directors will use the excess funds where necessary.