Togo spent his glory years leading a dog team on the ice and snow of the Yukon River valley and Bering Sea, including a famed trek in 1925 that delivered diphtheria serum to save the children of ...

Push on to make the heirs of famous sled dog Togo, ... and Maine state Rep. David Boyer of Poland are seen Nov. 27 around a sculpture of Togo, the legendary lead dog of a team that delivered a ...

Leonhard Seppala with his sled-dog team, including Togo (far left) Public domain via Wikimedia Commons Born in Norway in 1877, Seppala moved to Alaska in 1900 , during the Great Nome Gold Rush .

The Mainer and his team of 16 Seppala Siberian sled dogs are trekking to Alaska to recreate the legendary 1925 "Serum Run" to Nome. This historic trek saved countless lives during a diphtheria ...

Togo was the lead dog of a musher named Leonhard Seppala, who, in 1925, mushed a team of dogs 261 miles across the Alaskan bush to deliver a package of diphtheria antitoxin to the town of Nome, where ...

When a deadly disease gripped an Alaskan town, a dog saved the day—but history hailed another. The movie Togo recounts an act of heroism in the midst of a frightening outbreak.

In 2012, Schroeder found his team in 12th place after the third leg of the UP 200 sled dog race. But two of his dogs, Diablo and Achilles, were superb leaders.