Today marks 13 years since the traumatic events that took place in New York City, Philadelphia, and Arlington County. There were so many heroes who put their life on the line to help save lives and find survivors. Some of those heroes were 4 legged and furry. That's right, dogs.
When you think back to September 11, 2001, you can probably recall what you were doing when you found out about the first plane that flew into the World Trade Center. For us (humans), it was only 13 years ago, just a little over a decade, not that long ago in people years. But for dogs, that's a life time. Literally! Out of the hundreds of dogs that helped out at Ground Zero, only 15 are reportedly still living.
One photographer, Charlotte Dumas, decided to capture these veteran canine heroes.
Today Luna wore her American bandana to show her support in the service working dogs who served their country with great honor 13 years ago today.
When you think back to September 11, 2001, you can probably recall what you were doing when you found out about the first plane that flew into the World Trade Center. For us (humans), it was only 13 years ago, just a little over a decade, not that long ago in people years. But for dogs, that's a life time. Literally! Out of the hundreds of dogs that helped out at Ground Zero, only 15 are reportedly still living.
One photographer, Charlotte Dumas, decided to capture these veteran canine heroes.
Today Luna wore her American bandana to show her support in the service working dogs who served their country with great honor 13 years ago today.
