KABUL, alleges a Pentagon report.
After the programme came to an end in 2014, some soldiers could not adopt the life-saving dogs they had handled, the Pentagon inspector general said.
Two of the 13 dogs had been provided to a private firm for use as service dogs for veterans. However, the canines were abandoned at a Virginia lair.
According to the Associate Press, the inspector general blamed the army for not properly screening those adopting the dogs after returning from duty in Afghanistan . . .
