I don't know how you can scroll through this gallery and not get emotional. I will never forget September 11, and will be forever grateful of the emergency responders - including search and rescue dogs and their handlers.
This is Riley, who some just thought could more safely and quickly exit from the top of 'the pile' using a Stoke's basket. U.S. Navy Photo journalist, 1st class Preston Keres happened to be there and caught the moment. Today, this photograph is among the most recognizable from Ground Zero in the days following September 11. Shirley Hammond searching with her Doberman Sunny. It was dangerous work, for both the humans and their dogs. Tony Zintsmaster with Kaiser, who got hurt on the job – but only missed one shift. Tony worked the night shift with Kaiser; while Tony’s wife Annette worked days with Max. (photo by Bob Kaufman)Gus and his partner Ed Apple inside the Pentagon on September 14, 2011. (Photo: FEMA News / Jocelyn Augustino) Tony and Kaiser with Marti Vanada and Polly, just another day at the office
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Chris Selfridge is today no longer involved in search and rescue work. His friend Riley's contribution can't be denied and should never be forgotten, the same is true for all the search and rescue dogs and handlers.Tony Zintsmaster and handsome Kaiser. To real heroes, though Tony very much credits his wife Annette. They were the only husband/wife FEMA search and rescue team. Shirley Hammond and her Doberman SunnyNona Kilgore Bauer's beautiful coffee table book. This is the special 10th Anniversary edition of "The Dog Heroes of September 11."
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