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Courtesy of Pen FarthingLONDON—When the Afghan capital fell in August 2021, former British Royal Marine Pen Farthing raised a million pounds of private funds within days to evacuate 171 cats and dogs and his Afghan staff from the Kabul shelter he ran.Paul ‘Pen’ Farthing set up the Nowzad charity in Kabul 18 years ago to care for strays, military dogs and the animal victims of war. Over the years, he rescued thousands of cats and dogs and reunited them with soldiers they&#x20...

Suicide bombing, AK47s, U.S. Special Forces and huge political fights in London, the full story of Pen Farthing’s controversial animal rescue flight is told for the first time.

A nurse with a passion to help four legged friends in need has teamed up with a headline-grabbing Commando to put on a fundraising event.

‘Operation Ark... was definitely the right decision’ he said

Pen Farthing, 53, called Prince Harry an idiot and said he had not thought through the security implications of his revelations in his new autobiography where he said he killed 25 Taliban.

Adrian Dunbar proves with ITVs new cop show Ridley theres considerably more to his CV than an ability to catch bent coppers on Line of Duty.

This gripping documentary shows the shambles that allowed a charity to prioritise dogs over people in the desperate evacuation of Kabul – and the death threats that followed

AN animal rescue charity which worked to evacuate dozens of animals from Afghanistan has been cleared of any wrongdoing by a watchdog.

AN animal rescue charity which worked to evacuate dozens of animals from Afghanistan has been cleared of any wrongdoing by a watchdog.

Nowzad's efforts to evacuate animals from Afghanistan were within its remit, the Charity Commission says.