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hlthe2b

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3. In the HBO documentary, they showed a German Shepherd chasing the buses to try to get on with

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Reply #2)

Tue May 14, 2019, 08:47 PM

May 2019

his owner--which really happened for many pets. I found it heart-breaking. I'm pleased to see that there are many pups with low enough radiation levels that they can be brought to the US and elsewhere for adoption.

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Meet the dogs of Chernobyl - the abandoned pets that formed their own canine community [View all] hlthe2b May 2019 OP

There are efforts underway to relocate many whose radiation levels are acceptable to the US hlthe2b May 2019 #1

I see someone snuck a radiation joke in there. dixiegrrrrl May 2019 #4

Hah! hlthe2b May 2019 #5

I toured Chernobyl a year ago. We took dog biscuits and a couple with us sinkingfeeling May 2019 #2

In the HBO documentary, they showed a German Shepherd chasing the buses to try to get on with hlthe2b May 2019 #3

Zeus, they're gorgeous! UTUSN May 2019 #6

Poor babies! I feel so bad for them. smirkymonkey May 2019 #7