A military veteran’s companion dog was given approval to stay in the U.S. on Thursday after the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) initially denied the dog’s permit because of a “mistake with her paperwork.”RESCUE DOG ADOPTS KITTENS AFTER THE TRAGIC DEATH OF HER OWN PUPPIESStaff Sergeant A.J. Kirrish met 1-year-old Harley while he was deployed on a combat tour in the Middle East, according to a press release. REP. RICE TRIES TO SAVE VETERAN’S COMPANION DOG FROM EUTHANASIA AFTER ‘MINOR PAPERWORK MISTAKE’The agency rejected Harley’s entry into the U.S. and even started making plans to deport her back to Jordan, according to a Facebook video posted by Kirrish on Tuesday. In the letter, the lawmakers said Harley faced being euthanized if she were to be deported back to Jordan. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTEROn Thursday, the CDC issued a permit to allow Harley into the country.

Source: Fox News September 03, 2020 23:48 UTC