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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 Lt Col Sugar~

"Sugar, or as she's affectionately known around here with full rank as Lieutenant Colonel Sugar, wandered onto our site one freezing cold January morning. She was thin, belly sagging from a litter of puppies, with no puppies to be seen with her. She was terrified but came right up to me and looked at me like she was begging for help. I went to get her the best food I could find on base *which was steak from the DFAC at the time* and she cautiously took it from me. From then on she would only let me approach her for weeks. Finally I pet her and she was just the sweetest girl. She wouldn't let anyone else near her for over a month. She was truly my dog. She loyally and diligently guarded site from all manner of people,animals, and vehicles quickly gaining her infamy. We nursed her back to health and she blessed us with a litter of puppies, which thankfully almost all have adopters already. I believe Sugar deserves a soft landing, on beautiful land in the mountains, finally getting to rest easy after the life she's lead here. I can't leave this loyal guardian behind, she's my dog and I love her."

Meet Habibi~

"Habibi found herself being a supportive cat during long days and nights for my team. When times were

stressful , her calmness and company made everyone feel like they were at home."

Meet  Cheddar~

"Cheddar is a silly goofball of a cat, I an a dog person my whole life and never been a fan of cats. Best

way I can describe cheddar, he is a dog in a cats body, extremely playful, meows when hungry, potty

trained to sit at the door to be let out to use bathroom. Has a slight addiction to cat nip and is spoiled with love from all over the outpost. During hard stressful days he can tell if you had a bad day, or are off and he will crawl up into you sleep on lap or under the covers. He makes home feel -5000 miles away . I recently lost my grandfather before deployment who was my father figure, cheddar saved me and I wanna save him from the war zone and live a better life."  

Meet Remington~

"Remington wandered into our base camp on Saint Patty’s day. He was severely dehydrated and

underweight. I was not sure he was going to make it the first night. I set him up a little section of my

room. He was a little distrustful of humans at first but after being fed he quickly took a liking to me. He

had to follow me everywhere and be included in everything. We began calling him Remi to shorten

Remington and he always comes galloping up with a big grin on his face. He loves hanging out with the

team and camp workers. I have had to leave the camp for short periods and he is noticeably sad. And

even though I have a nice bed for him he always sneaks up in my bed at night to be closer to me."

Meet Libby~

"Libby arrived at our camp around mid march. She was brought to us from a local group who knew that

we desired a "camp dog" and I immediately fell in love with her. I have always been a dog person, and

Libby has drastically improved my mood since her arrival. After letting my wife know the story, and that

we could potentially get her home, she was immediately sold on importing this sweet girl back to the states, and keeping the bond that we have alive. Libby has re-energized my spirit during the last half of this deployment, and I look forward to continuing our relationship back in the USA."

Meet Suzie~

"STORY COMING SOON"

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"