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Thanks for passing that info on. Glad someone got back to you regarding Hank.snoopy wrote:For those who share my concern, a kind forum user pm'd me that "Hank" is safe, and in the good hands of the pilot's family.
That link didn't work for me, so here's another: http://www.twincities.com/ci_18801451?I ... cities.com - hope that works.
Best Regards,
Kirsten B.
And I would have been "all over this....", but I'm too busy shaking my head. C'mon folks, it's a dog! And before anybody accuses me of not being an "animal" person, I have 6 cats, 3 dogs, 1 snake and a turtle! Oh, and 2 rats. This was an aircraft accident. With a fatality. But, this thread is about how a dog is doing? Obviously, I'm happy the dog made it through the ordeal, but really.....floatpilot wrote:I thought "doc" woulda been all over this by now! gear gear gear. It is a sad deal but, i too would like to see this dog brought back to its family. reminds me of another crash in winter in the mountains some place, the pilot died and the dog made it, spent three nights alone in the bush before rescuers found the poor thing. Its quite obvious you na sayers are not animal people, i'm sure the guy driving the plane would respect somone caring for his poor "friend".
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