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How 150 Dogs Traveled 260 Miles to Save Alaskan Residents from a Deadly Epidemic
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How 150 Dogs Traveled 260 Miles to Save Alaskan Residents from a Deadly Epidemic
The post How 150 Dogs Traveled 260 Miles to Save Alaskan Residents from a Deadly Epidemic appeared first on A-Z Animals.Nome, Alaska, sits just two degrees north of the Arctic Circle. A historic Alaskan town, Nome was the site of a gold rush at the turn of the 20th century. By 1925, its population had dropped to less than 2,000. Even so, it remained the largest town in Northern Alaska. Being so close to the Arctic Circle, Nome lacked access to m…
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