Since our inception in 2010, we have rescued more than 5,500 of our service members' dogs and cats from over 50 countries worldwide, including Afghanistan, Turkey, Bosnia, Kosovo, Germany, Mexico, Romania, Philippines, Poland, Qatar, Iraq, Kenya, Uganda, Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait and so many more! In addition, we have rescues
"living the life a dog deserves" in every state in America.
Meet Bond~
"When i arrived in MK i immediately noticed these dogs laying around the base. And one that stood out
always hid around or underneath a pair of wooden chairs built by the sea bees. Bond was a dog by many
names. At MK asking any two strangers what was his name and you'll get no alike answer. Red, Gus,
Carlos, Rex, Bond. James Bond was his name given by an MP going to the chaplains named Keen, and I
took that as reason enough to continue calling him Bond. The rumors surrounding him tell that at least
three times someone had tried to adopt him, and I could tell immediately that he had a lot of exposure to
not just soldiers but someone trying to train him. He knew to sit and come (Once we settled on a name)
but above all else he knew to not get startled if you approached him, and he would let you pet him. And
supposing he felt inclined to get up the next spot he would lay in would be in your lap. Bond loves to
cuddle, and fell asleep many times sitting on me. He also shed a lot. He is a good boy, and he let me put
a collar on him and walk him on a leash, and even made a friend. "
Meet Salami of Turkey~
"I met Salami on my first day of the deployment, outside of the dining facility. She was there every day,
waiting for head scratches and purring every time we talked to her! She is the highlight of my time here.
When I noticed pest control traps set up where she lives, I knew I had to find a way to give her a safe and
warm home. After offering her some chicken she followed me back to our living quarters and we have
been inseparable ever since. She does not belong outside on the streets. Please help me get Salami
home to my family in Florida!"
Meet Apollo~
"We met Apollo about a month into our trip and just a couple weeks after meeting Trash Can, the Orange
kitten. Everyone immediately became attached to the two of them. After looking out for them through the
trip myself and another service member decided we wanted to try and get them back to the states with
us."
Sadly Trash Can aka TC has passed away. Apollo is safe and will travel very soon to the USA.
Meet Bandit~
"Bandit has been on or near our compound her entire life, I have just met her 3 months ago. She is the
sweetest and docile dog I've ever seen and deserves a good home. She is currently the Camp morale
dog, but if the command removed her from the camp she doesn't have the temperament to survive in a
place like this where the dogs are know for being feral and crazy. She is currently safe on the camp,
but again if they remove her she wouldn't survive, even the Vet in Amman said she is not a desert dog.
Thank you for your help in rescuing her."
Meet Buck aka Bucky Barnes~
"Buck was rescued from a Base in Romania. He is a loving and playful dog who is loyal and gentle. He would sit out back with me and keep me company. He would spot me walking before I can see him. He would
run up or sneak up and put his nose into my hand to let me know he was there. Buck at first did not
allow anyone to touch or pet him. But once I rescued him and was in a safe environment, his
demeanor changed. I was able to walk him and pet him and put a harness on him with no issues. He
walks by my side and always has a smile on his face. He rescued me on this deployment as much as i
saved him."
Meet TJAY~
"TJAY is one of 3 puppies already rescued from the base. His mom and siblings were rescued from MK
and moved to a safe environment. TJAY is a calm puppy who loves to walk outside and lay in the grass.
He has such a independent personality and can be an escape artist. My kids fell in love with him and he
would be a great addition to our family."
Meet Bucket~
"I never thought I'd find a friend during my trips, but that's what happened when I met Bucket. This sweet, friendly, playful cat would show up at the same spot, where I'd sit with him for a bit, our bond getting stronger each time. After finding out more about him, I saw that I could give him a home back in the US. I couldn't think about leaving him, so I started the steps to adopt him. My family at home have heard all about Bucket's kind nature and fun personality from my many stories and pictures. They're just as happy as I am to bring him into our lives. While I wish I could help every cat that needs it, I'm glad that at least for Bucket, a new life full of care and comfort waits across the sea."
Meet Colt~
"When colt was born, i heard him screaming right outside his little dog house. I went to see what was
going on not knowing what the sound was. When I found colt he was outside his dog house all alone at
night and it being really cold and wet outside I held him for alittle and put him in his dog house. Ever
since then I had fallen in love with colt and I could tell he trusted me since that event. I love colt and i
know he loves me and can’t wait to make him apart of our family."
Meet Brutus~
"I’m adopting a stray puppy, Brutus, from my previous military base because it deserves a loving home
and a better life. This puppy has shown resilience and trust despite its tough start, and I’ve formed a
strong bond with it. Due to that, I’d like to provide it with the care, security, and companionship it needs
and deserves."
Meet Pinot~
"I have been with Pinot since he was born here on base in Romania. He’s been attached to me ever since
and I love to check in on him everyday. He’s the sweetest and most loyal and loving out of his brothers
and is eager to come say hi to me everyday. I have a dog at home who loves other dogs and we are very
excited for Pinot to meet him, they’re both very friendly with dogs and have the same energy. I’m also
very excited to share his loving personality with my wife and family!"
Meet Ghost~
"The first dog I noticed was this pale mutt sitting in the middle of a field. Her body language and her
unwillingness to listen made me think she was scared, and I was informed that by a passerby her name
was skit, skitsy, for her skittish nature. But I found that while she was nervous she was kind. She
followed around the much nicer dog Bond, which is how I got close enough to start earning her trust.
Feeding her, petting her, letting her lick my hand, even getting her to sleep on a blanket. I decided that if
she was Bonds friend she would have to come as well. Its only fair."
Meet Kylo~
"I named him Kylo. I’ve always wanted a dog of my own and he really is great. He’s really cute and I want
him home with me so we can go fishing and stuff together. Kylo is awesome"
Meet Macie~
"I met Macie around 4 months ago on base. She was very friendly and always wanted to be pet. She
reminded me a lot of the dog that I lost about a year before coming here. My family loves dogs and are
excited to welcome Macie into the family.."
These puppies were found by soldiers on base when the puppies were 3 weeks old. The momma disappeared and they don't know what happened to her. Our friends in Romania picked the puppies up and have been bottle feeding them and caring for them. They are taking such good care of them. All 5 have soldiers and the families are so excited for them to get to the USA.
2021~ALL THESE PUPPIES ARE SAFE IN THE USA WITH THEIR SOLDIERS.
These puppies were all rescued in 2019 by some of our finest serving on foreign soil. All the puppies are now stateside and living the life a dog deserves.
The primary mission of Puppy Rescue Mission is to assist military men and women to bring home their companion animals they have bonded with while deployed on foreign soil.
Thank You Men and Women for your service to our country. It is because of your dedication that we live in The Land of the Free, Because of the Brave. Paw Salute!
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For all deployed military men and women that wish to rescue their battle buddy, please send an email to: anna@thepuppyrescuemission.org
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