20 former street dogs from Afghanistan are finally finding their forever homes after the U.S. veterans who first rescued them got to see them again for the first time in months.
It's no secret that a lot of shelters are crowded with animals in need, but there's also a dedicated network of pilots helping them to get places where they're more likely to find a permanent home. But while one of their missions could happen at any time, some rescue organizations have thought of more ambitious plans to get vulnerable creatures away from certain danger.
And one of those plans has seen an impressive number of animals saved from unsafe situations in Afghanistan, but some of them had already made friends with some American military personnel before they left.
Now, those friendships are finally being allowed to continue unfettered.