Nesconset-based Paws of Wars reunites soldier with dog she rescued in Middle East
Lt. Alsye Schnurr found Kucik while she was deployed and knew she could not leave him behind.
•
Dec 23, 2023, 1:56 AM
•
Updated 556 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:51
Nigerian teen who arrived junior year at Hempstead HS graduates as valedictorian
4ds ago
110-year-old lobster pardoned by Nassau officials
19ds ago0:24
Michaels expands fabric section by buying JOANN
25ds ago2:45
New Connecticut pizza billboards are now popping up all over New York City
27ds ago1:23
Town of Babylon holds its 2nd annual Italian Food Festival
43ds ago1:45
Porch Fest brings live music, good vibes to Long Beach for third year
45ds ago1:51
Nigerian teen who arrived junior year at Hempstead HS graduates as valedictorian
4ds ago110-year-old lobster pardoned by Nassau officials
19ds ago0:24
Michaels expands fabric section by buying JOANN
25ds ago2:45
New Connecticut pizza billboards are now popping up all over New York City
27ds ago1:23
Town of Babylon holds its 2nd annual Italian Food Festival
43ds ago1:45
Porch Fest brings live music, good vibes to Long Beach for third year
45ds agoNesconset-based Paws of War helped reunite a soldier with a dog she rescued in the Middle East.
Lt. Alsye Schnurr found Kucik while she was deployed and knew she could not leave him behind.
The local charity stepped up and got Kucik to the United States.
Kucik will now live with Schnurr in Tennessee.
More from News 12
1:56
Gabby Petito’s father works with NY lawmakers on ‘next step’ domestic violence law to protect victims
1:46
Long Island immigration arrests prompt ‘ICE Out of Hempstead’ march
1:49
Nassau County Executive Blakeman says partnership with ICE will continue despite lawsuit
1:15
What you should know about heat stroke
2:12
Excessive Screen Time shows negative impact on child and teen mental health
1:40
