Ex-UK Marine leaves Kabul with dogs, cats but no local staff
LONDON (AP) -- A former U.K. Royal Marine who waged a high-profile campaign to leave Afghanistan with almost 200 rescued dogs and cats has flown to safety
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LONDON (AP) -- A former U.K. Royal Marine who waged a high-profile campaign to leave Afghanistan with almost 200 rescued dogs and cats has flown to safety
Pen Farthing was told it was not possible to find people to fill the seats on a privately funded charter flight.
Pen Farthing was told it was not possible to find people to fill the seats on a privately funded charter flight.
LONDON (AP) — A former U.K. Royal Marine who waged a high-profile campaign to leave Afghanistan with almost 200 rescued dogs and cats has flown to safety — with the animals, but without his charity’s Afghan staff, who were left behind in Kabul.
Pen Farthing was told it was not possible to find people to fill the seats on a privately funded charter flight.