US Navy Jeep supports our K-9 Veterans as they are vital to assisting the troops and keeping our military safe.....Enclosed is info on a charity that provides cooling vests for deployed K-9s...it gets pretty hot over there in the Middle east and Afghanistan.....think what the poor pups go through.
Their mission is simple - To provide cooling vests, and other protective gear such as Doggles, MuttLuks, and any other necessary gear to help the Military Working Dogs in Iraqs extreme conditions, who in turn protect and serve our Soldiers.
Read the enclosed and see what you can do to assist this great effort.
Military dogs need funding help
Military mother shows off dog's skills to students
Monday, 15 Nov 2010, 6:27 AM EST
ENON, Ohio (WDTN) - Students at Hustead School in Clark County were excited to hear what Starline Nunley had to say and maybe even more excited to see her dog Tushpa on Thursday.
Tushpa is not trained for military missions, but Nunley, who's son is a soldier, wants people to know that there are dogs who are saving soldiers' lives in places like Iraq and Afghanistan and they need help.
The dogs sniff for bombs and perform search and rescue missions and provide therapy for the soldiers.
The dogs are protected with vests that keep their core body temperature below 103 degrees; doggles that protect their eyes from sand and shrapnel; and paw protectors.
If you would like to help military dogs you can do so by using Nunley's web site,
Their mission is simple - To provide cooling vests, and other protective gear such as Doggles, MuttLuks, and any other necessary gear to help the Military Working Dogs in Iraqs extreme conditions, who in turn protect and serve our Soldiers.
Read the enclosed and see what you can do to assist this great effort.
Military dogs need funding help
Military mother shows off dog's skills to students
Monday, 15 Nov 2010, 6:27 AM EST
ENON, Ohio (WDTN) - Students at Hustead School in Clark County were excited to hear what Starline Nunley had to say and maybe even more excited to see her dog Tushpa on Thursday.
Tushpa is not trained for military missions, but Nunley, who's son is a soldier, wants people to know that there are dogs who are saving soldiers' lives in places like Iraq and Afghanistan and they need help.
The dogs sniff for bombs and perform search and rescue missions and provide therapy for the soldiers.
The dogs are protected with vests that keep their core body temperature below 103 degrees; doggles that protect their eyes from sand and shrapnel; and paw protectors.
If you would like to help military dogs you can do so by using Nunley's web site,
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