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I posted that for our friend down under. I can't do it justice but it is simply an amazing story about a lost and abandoned dog.

Just saw this on ESPN. Was looking for a college baseball game and none were scheduled. Edit: We have a rescue pup ourselves. We adopted her at 5 weeks old and she was covered in fleas.

I had to dip her two times a day then my wife had to comb out the fleas. I'd hold her nose and dunk her. Of course she hates me lol but she loves my wife to death.

Arthur
A distance of 6,455 miles doesn't begin to measure the journey one dog made -- to join a team, and find a family.
BY TOM RINALDI AND KRISTEN LAPPAS FOR SC FEATURED
Photography by Krister Göransson and Seventh Movement
Yes, it's a dog story. So it's understandable if you roll your eyes and shrug your shoulders. If you react, as you might, to the images that run across your mind, bounding and unleashed. You know the images: Puppies frolicking in grass fields or retrievers leaping into summer lakes or collies chasing after Frisbees in the park.

Awww …

Yes, it's a dog story. But this story doesn't fit those pictures, unless the settings you imagine are the dense and swallowing Amazon jungle or the dusty streets of Quito, Ecuador, or a village 300 miles south of the Arctic Circle.

As with many stories about animals and humans, it's informed by a bond -- ancient as the place where it first formed, and new as the ways it was preserved and protected.

It's a dog story -- a dog that joined a race, and outpaced death, to find a new life.

http://www.espn.com/espn/feature/story/_/id/18804102/arthur-dog-completes-2014-adventure-racing-world-championship-find-family

http://www.arthurfoundation.org/