Retired landmine detection dogs find a home at Cambodian charity after working in ‘some of the most horrific parts of the world’
Home of Heroes founder Yulia Khouri with Muriel, a 12-year-old retired Belgian Malinois de-mining dog. Photo: Enric Catala
Retired landmine detection dogs find a home at Cambodian charity after working in ‘some of the most horrific parts of the world’
In the first of a three-part series on man’s best friend to mark the Year of the Dog, we talk to Home of Heroes founder Yulia Khouri on her retirement home for de-mining dogs in a country still littered with deadly unexploded ordnance
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Updated: Thursday, 22 Feb, 2018 12:22pm
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Home of Heroes founder Yulia Khouri with Muriel, a 12-year-old retired Belgian Malinois de-mining dog. Photo: Enric Catala
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