I was not born on September 11, 2001, but my human was already a grown-up and she was in New York City on that day.
Every year on that day, she remembers the horror of what happened but she also thinks about all the heroes of 9-11 and likes to pay tribute to them, if only in thought.
Since this is a furry blog, my human and I would like to share this video with you today. It is about rescue dogs that helped the rescue efforts at the WTC in NYC.
You might have already seen it. It’s a beautiful video. They are heroes too and we remember them too and how together with humans they were helpful.
Purrs to all.
If you cannot see the video, click here.
Thanks, Texas that’s a very thoughtful post!!!
How scary it must have been for you to be in New York at that time (((hugs))) for remembering and sharing this wonderful video
That must of been so scary for you. Wonderful video, those dogs are just amazing.. xxooxx
A l’université de Perpignan, où j’ai réalisé ma première expo en 2002, j’ai exposé une toile inspirée par cet événement accompagnée de cette note de Paul valéry : “La guerre, un massacre de gens qui ne se connaissent pas au profit de gens qui se connaissent mais ne se massacrent pas.”
Ces chiens sont fantastique !!! Bonne soirée. Biz. Cricri
Such a sad day that affected so many people. How scary to have been in NY on the day. However, even here in South Africa, we lost people. The dogs were phenomenal – thanks for sharing.
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and thanx for de video….
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We will never ever forget.
Thank you so much, Texas, for sharing this moving video. It’s so beautiful to see these heroes, men and dogs united to save other lives. A ceremony was organized in Paris for welcoming Firefighters of New York, one year after the tragedy, and some dogs came to give a demonstration. It was so amazing to see them working with their humans, I have still tears in my eyes when I think of them. We must never forget. Thank you again. Hugs.
N’oublions jamais , les victimes et les sauveteurs à 2 ou 4 pattes .
New York is like a second home to my human – 911 was devastating for her. I can only imagine what it must have been like to actually have been there on that day.
I wasn’t born either,Texas, but Granny told me that it feels like it was yesterday. It must have been scared for your human being in NY, so nearby. We watched the video and we are so proud of the rescue dogs. They did a magnificent job. Thanks for sharing!
I just can’t imagine the horror of that day. But we all know where we were when it happened! xox
Purrrrs to you too!
Wonderful video, I have never thought about those rescue dogs. It must have been terrible that day, for your human, being there in New York. My human says she saw the buildings collapse on the television, because we don’t live there. She doesn’t remember much.
I wish you all a good night, and a great day tomorrow,
Tex
Thanks for sharing this video, Texas. Those rescue dogs are true heroes.
Amazing dogs xx
Such a worthwhile video. Thank you for sharing – even if it did push me over the edge. I was doing so well not crying today!
Thanks for sharing the video about those wonderful dogs.
We remember.
That was so moving Texas.
We will never forget …
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Beauitful tribute! We will always remember and never forget
What a moving video. :(
Can never be forgotten! A truely moving video…thanks for sharing it.
J’ai partagé cette èmouvante vidéo sur ma page FB pour que tous mes amis la voient
We must never forget.
merci pour ce partage très émouvant.
Laurence
Thanks so much for sharing this very touching video, Texas. I feel still very sad if I think of those families who lost their beloved ones….It made my eyes leaky……how brave those dogs are! We truly appreciate their braveness.
That sure was a day I will never forget. What a great video. I never realized that dogs played such a big part in the recovery. Thanks for the video.
Des chiens sauveteurs, des chiens d’aveugles… des chiens de laboratoires, des chiens abandonnés… je ne comprendrai jamais.
Such an amazing and powerful video. Glogirly and Flat Katie met the man who made the video…they took a class from him. He was SO great. It was a wonderful and moving class.
Thank you for sharing it.
Beautiful video!
Thank you for the video and thank you for the post. I will never ever forget the shock and horror of that day. Not till I am gone to the Rainbow Bridge myself.
such a day, Mom was in Dallas on a business trip (she lived in Calif ) and her very favorite and special niece worked just blocks away from the towers…and her client was a spin off from Amercian Airlines…a terrible day…yet so many people and yes, dogs and cats were so permanently affected…
A terrific choice for 9-11 tribute. We are teary after watching the video.
To answer your question, “a fisheye thing” is a special camera lens used to distort. The pix in our post were us. The link in our post to the Tabby Cat Club post we did after Jan tried the fisheye effect on our pix. Weird. :)
Bombs are scary things. Glad your mummy wasn’t caught up in it. Meow from all of us! Au, Target and Guido
We gotted leaky all over again just watching that and a-membering. XOXOXO
Hi Texas hope all is ok your end. Have a good weekend xxx
We weren’t alive then either but our Mom was. She was working in the airline industry at the time and she said it was very, very sad. It’s good to take time to remember and be thankful for what we have.
Our mom was there not long after. And she will never forget the tributes lining the fence of St. Paul’s Chapel as she walked by…. This is a moment in time that no one should ever, ever forget.