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Best Friends - 2009-01-01 Best Friends Photo This puppy and kitten were both found on the Kabul streets the same week last November. The kitten was shivering and had pneumonia. The puppy had a bad intestinal infection and was very sick. They spent about two weeks together in the sun room, both getting intensive treatment. They spent much of their time together inside this furry hideaway that was donated to the shelter. Sadly, the kitten never recovered from her illness and died. The puppy got well and is now running around the compound in a mini-pack with the other small dogs, learning to pose soulfully whenever potential adopters come by to browse. |
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Maya - 2009-01-01 Maya needs a home! She came to the States last winter and was adopted by a family in Maryland. She is about a year old now, extremely affectionate, healthy and spayed. But she is also very busy, energetic and full of beans. She needs a large outdoor space to run in every day, preferably with another energetic dog who can help wear her out. We are trying to find her a new home that can accommodate this indefatigable bundle of love and life. Please contact kabulcritters@gmail.com if you can help. Bet You Can't Catch Me |
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My Donna - 2009-01-01 Tennis Anyone? This frisky little girl is MY DONNA, a friendly and playful hound we found wandering and emaciated near the Kabul airport last spring. The word for airport in the local language is maidan, pronounced My Don, so we named her Maidan and I converted that to My Donna. She is now happy, spayed and rather stout after about nine months at the shelter. Her favorite activity is to play with a tennis ball. If you throw it, she will fetch it, bring it back and drop it at your feet and look at you expectantly, just as if she had been doing it all her life. My Donna needs a home with an active family, hopefully including someone tireless enough to play ball with her all day. If you would like to adopt her or help find her a home, please email us at kabulcritters@gmail.com. |



