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During the London Blitz, a scruffy homeless dog started doing something nobody trained him to do:
he ran ahead of rescue teams and barked where people were buried alive under the rubble.

In just one year, Rip helped save over 100 lives, became the ARP’s first official search and rescue dog,
and was awarded the Dickin Medal – the animal equivalent of the Victoria Cross.

From “nobody’s dog” to one of the founding heroes of modern search and rescue.

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