The Daily Beast - Rescuing Taz - One Lucky Dog - April 13, 2012

[Wanker]

Wichita firefighter were cleaning up what they thought was an unsuccessful dog rescue when one of the firefighters spotted the animal's nose on April 12, 2012, in Wichita, Kansas. After 2 and half hours of searching and cutting through concrete, firefighters found the dog safe and sound.

Wichita firefighters free Taz a pit bull mix that disappeared during a storm on April 12, 2012, in Wichita, Kansas.

Wichita Fire Department captain Michael Wells gets a kiss from Taz after he was rescued by firefighters on April 12, 2012, in Wichita, Kansas.

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ohn Huy and his dog Taz head for home after a dramatic day.​

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[TINY]

Thanks Wanker for the feel good story of the day.

 

[Nuts]

He is so happy.

 

[God]

He is so happy.

How the heck do you train a dog to do that :shocking:

 

[Macho Man]

He is so happy.

How can I buy this dog :biggrin:

 

[SillyGirl]

https://now.msn.com/living/0415-brave-black-lab.aspx?ocid=todnow11



Brave black Lab stays beside fallen friend in busy traffic

2 hrs ago

A dog's loyalty is a treasured thing, but sometimes it can be heartbreaking, too. Such was the case with the 2-year-old black Labrador in La Puente, Calif., who the side of a canine friend who had been struck and killed by a passing car. Another motorist put down traffic cones on Hacienda Boulevard to protect the guard dog until animal control officials could attend to her. Now Grace, as they're calling her, is at a shelter, awaiting a claim from her owner or possibly adoption by a new family -- who will get a companion as brave and true as they come.

 

[Knots]

https://now.msn.com/living/0415-brave-black-lab.aspx?ocid=todnow11



Brave black Lab stays beside fallen friend in busy traffic

2 hrs ago

A dog's loyalty is a treasured thing, but sometimes it can be heartbreaking, too. Such was the case with the 2-year-old black Labrador in La Puente, Calif., who the side of a canine friend who had been struck and killed by a passing car. Another motorist put down traffic cones on Hacienda Boulevard to protect the guard dog until animal control officials could attend to her. Now Grace, as they're calling her, is at a shelter, awaiting a claim from her owner or possibly adoption by a new family -- who will get a companion as brave and true as they come.

That is so sad. I don't own a dog but will think about it.

 

[McGuinty]