"Unusual Arrivals: Icelandic Ponies and West Bank Dogs Land at J.F.K."

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"Unusual Arrivals: Icelandic Ponies and West Bank Dogs Land at J.F.K."
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The ARK at J.F.K. received 69 dogs from the Daily Hugz rescue sanctuary in the West Bank, where they were cared for by Maad Abu-Ghazalah. The shelter in the West Bank faced challenges amid the Israel-Hamas war, prompting the transfer of the dogs to the ARK. The ARK is a 14-acre facility at Kennedy International Airport that handles the transportation and care of various animals, ensuring their comfort and well-being during travel.

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