Monday, September 8, 2014

Reunite CWD Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey!



If each of us kicks in a few dollars, this fighting team can be reunited!


American Humane Association
URGENT: Help reunite CWD Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey!
When Sgt. Hulsey applied to be a handler for a contract working dog in Afghanistan in the fall of 2010, he didn’t realize how strong of a bond he’d form with his four-legged partner. But that all changed when he met CWD Jjoe.
For the next seven months, the two became inseparable as they searched for and identified explosive devices in Marja, Afghanistan. But sadly the pair was forced to part ways in the fall of 2011, when Jjoe was sent back for another tour while Sgt. Hulsey was set to retire and come home to U.S. soil.
Now, CWD Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey have the opportunity to meet again in just a few days. With your help, we can make that happen!
These working dogs do so much to ensure the safety of not only our country, but the humans they serve with - it’s estimated that each dog saves the lives of between 150-200 soldiers through the detection of IEDs and weapons caches. It is our mission to ensure the safe return of every military and contract working dog after their selfless service to our nation is completed - but we can’t do it without you.
Thank you for helping us reunite CWD Jjoe and Sgt. Hulsey, and for your support of American Humane Association!
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With gratitude,
Robin R. Ganzert, PhD
President and CEO

Each working dog saves between 150-200 lives!
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