This time first detailed on the BBC.
You will forgive me for keeping my comments to a minimum but, amongst other things, I have started rewriting my book.
What I read on the BBC website was this:
Ukrainian soldiers were inspecting abandoned homes on the frontline near Kyiv, in an area that has been reclaimed from the Russians. The troops came across a lonely dog in an apartment and after finding identification documents, they discovered her name was Bavaria. A volunteer has taken the dog in and hopes to reunite it with its owner.
There was a short film also and I am delighted to find this video on YouTube.
With so much disruption and cruelty going on in Ukraine it is a real delight that compassion and love are still very much alive.
Learning from Dogs 
Did you see the puppy being rescued from beneath the rubble?
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Hi John,
Was it not in the video? It was in the BBC video but that couldn’t be shared.
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No, it was this one.
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That is much the better one, John. Glad to see that it is featured in your comment if anyone wants to view that.
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So preciously sweet in the midst of the war to see such compassion. Here’s hoping Bavaria is reunited with his family soon, until then…may he continue to provide comfort and love to his new soldier friend.
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I can do no more than to agree with you, Monika!
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