Rescue Dog
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Movies/Shows | Disney Classic Collections |
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Initial release | 1947 |
Directors | Charles August Nichols |
Air date | March 21, 1947 |
Previous episode | Pluto's Kid Brother |
Next episode | Mail Dog |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2991391 |
About Rescue Dog
A playful seal steals Pluto the rescue dog's cask of grog, and he ends up needing rescuing.
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...Former BBC Technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones, now a writer, podcaster and owner of Rescue Dog Sophie from Romania, has ...
Biden's dog Commander leaves White House after biting incidents
... Major, the younger of the two and the first Rescue Dog to have lived at the White House, was also involved in numerous biting incidents with Secret Service agents...
Morocco earthquake turns mountain village to field of boulders
... Colin is a Rescue Dog with the official UK team that has been deployed in Morocco and he is trained to search for the scent of the living...
Rescue dogs: Oldest Dogs Trust rescue marks anniversary
...By Catriona AitkenBBC News A Rescue Dog - a charity s oldest ever UK resident - is celebrating a year in his forever home...
Thirsk man hit by falling tree branch says dog saved his life
... Malcolm Myers, from Thirsk, was walking his Rescue Dog Buddy on a footpath when he heard a loud crack...
Dog diplomacy: Turkey sends Mexico puppy after search dog's death
... Turkey said it hoped the puppy would " carry on the legacy" of Proteo, a Mexican Rescue Dog which died during the search for survivors of the quake...
Lost dog 'hands itself in' at Loughborough Police Station
... Rosie s owners Steve and Julie Harper said the 10-year-old Rescue Dog ran away at about 16:00 GMT...
Lost Bristol 'wonder pup' stuns owner after city adventure
... While Libby Bowles was searching for her Rescue Dog, he managed to find his way to her house in just 90 minutes...
Dog diplomacy: Turkey sends Mexico puppy after search dog's death
By Vanessa BuschschlüterBBC News
A German Shepherd puppy has arrived in Mexico after being flown from Turkey as a gesture of gratitude from the Turkish government for The Help Mexico 's search dogs lent after February's earthquake.
Turkey said it hoped the puppy would " carry on the legacy" of Proteo, a Mexican Rescue Dog which died during The Search for survivors of The Quake .
More Than 50,000 people died in The Quake which had its epicentre in Turkey but also affected parts of Syria.
The puppy is yet to be named.
Mexico 's ministry of defence, which trains search and Rescue Dogs for their missions At Home and abroad, has asked people to cast their votes for one of Three Names : Proteo II, Arkadas (Turkish for " friend" ) or Yardim (Turkish for " help" ).
Mexico said Turkey's canine gift showed that " humanitarian aid knows No Limits or borders".
On its Twitter account, on which fans of the puppy could track The Flight which took it to Mexico City from Istanbul.
The puppy was given a warm welcome by staff from the ministry of defence at Mexico City 's airport. Dog trainers, who were carrying The Puppies they are training in rucksack-like pouches in front of them, stood to attention as the new recruit arrived.
Mexico , a country prone to earthquakes, has A Number of civilian and military teams with canine units specialised in searching for survivors When disasters Strike .
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When Turkey and Syria were hit by a massive quake on 6 February, Mexico quickly deployed teams with Rescue Dogs to help locate people under the rubble.
Among the dogs deployed was Proteo, a nine-year-old German Shepherd , who managed to locate A Man and A Woman from under the rubble.
Proteo died while in Turkey. His trainer denied rumours that The Dog had been hit by falling rubble, saying that he had died from " exhaustion" after the long journey and arduous hours searching for survivors in very cold conditions.
His remains were returned to Mexico , where he was honoured in an emotional ceremony before he was buried.
On its Facebook page, Mexico 's ministry of defence said that it was " waiting with open arms" for the puppy Turkey had donated, saying that it hoped it would follow in his pawsteps.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com