This is the inspiring story of the rescue of racing greyhounds from the Island of Guam after the closing of a failed dog track. In November of '08, when it became known that greyhound race dogs in desperate condition were roaming the island, none of us knew how many greyhounds were at risk, where they were, where they could go, or how they would get there, not to speak of, how the rescue mission would be paid for. What we did know, was that we had to find a way . . . . So volunteers with Guam Animals in Need embarked on an urgent mission to find the dozens of greyhounds who had been let loose or were living in deplorable conditions after the track "give-away adoption" program went into effect. Every greyhound that was found, nursed back to health and eventually boarded an airplane represented a monumental victory that lent continuing courage and determination for all that lay ahead. Forty-four trips to the airport (on both sides of the ocean) and nine months later, 155 Guam greyhounds embraced a new life, in a new land where each is a cherished member of a loving family. The task of rescuing, caring for and air-lifting 155 greyhounds 6000 miles and, then, securing a safe-haven on the US mainland presented enormous challenges. This video is, therefore, a tribute not only to the resilience of racing greyhounds, but also to the indomitable spirit of the people whose lives are dedicated to animal rescue. For more information visit: www.guamgreyhoundrescue.org

In Loving Memory Of Kaily My Rescue Greyhound for www:greyhoundsinnood.nl

When the Fire Brigade or the RSPCA cant help who do you call? Dyno-Rod of course! Yesterday Dyno-Rod took a call from a very distressed lady from North London saying Please help me, I dont know what to do, the fire brigade are here and they cant do it. The call was taken by Emma in the Wembley offices who calmed the lady down and managed to establish that a week old puppy had accidentally been flushed down the toilet and was now stuck in the drains. The Fire Brigade and the RSPCA had been on ...

This was my first video for a group and it predates "Too Late." National Mill Dog Rescue is a Colorado-based group devoted to saving mill dogs who would otherwise be killed and devoted to educating the public so we can bring an end to this shameful industry.

A surveillance camera on a busy Santiago, Chile highway captured images of a dog trotting past speeding cars to pull the body of another dog, fatally struck by a vehicle, away from traffic.

The world's first Rescue Doggie Rock Music Video, brought to you by Lulu and Lolly. To celebrate rescue dogs everywhere!