Saving the Kittehs

While looking at LOLcats, I came across this great story:

Saving Kittehs in the Midst of War

 Kudos to U.S. Marines: Brian Chambers, Chris Berry and Aaron Shaw, as well as to the British Royal Marines who started Nowzad  in 2007, an organization dedicated to rescuing stray and abandoned animals in Iraq and Afghanistan.

H/T: Icanhascheezburger.com

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