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July 13th, 2019

7/14/2019

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Today I took Tino with me to search for a reported stray Shepherd mix who was injured and emaciated. Tino wasn’t with me as a search dog, but just to keep me company in the air conditioned car. I did take him out into a field for a short time, just to see if he alerted to anything, possibly catching a sign of the dog that I might miss. We didn’t find any trace.

Tino walked off leash, watching rabbits and sniffing the grass. It was a field between warehouses, with no one around on a Saturday, just a few trees and an enormous sky streaked with ribbons of cloud. If someday in the future, it would be possible for me to inhabit a memory, I would just like to be walking through that field with Tino, without words, a warm day, with great clouds. Tino became interested in the scent trail of a rabbit, and he started running toward a road. The street was empty, with no cars in the past hour, but I called him back anyway, just to be safe. I said, “Hey,” and he stopped in his tracks and came right back to me. Then we got back into the air conditioning of the car and I turned all the vents to blast icy air on Tino and cool him off again.

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    James Branson

    Principal at Three Retrievers Lost Pet Rescue, volunteer at Useless Bay Sanctuary, author of A Voice for the Lost

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