The Dickin Medal

Since 1943, the Dickin Medal has been awarded in the UK to more than 60 animals that have served exceptionally in times of war. Instituted by the founder of a British veterinary charity, the medal is sometimes referred to as “the animals’ Victoria Cross.” Dogs and horses have been honored, but the greatest number of recipients comes from the ranks of pigeons that delivered critical wartime messages through bad weather or despite injuries. One cat earned the medal by performing what feline feat? Discuss

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