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Hooch was dumped
by the side of the road in West Columbus-out in the country. He
stayed by the road for weeks, waiting for his owner. No one could
catch him, but Mary Nevius of our rescue had the patience and the
Kentucky Fried Chicken meat to haul him in. He was full of ticks,
fleas, blisters, and sores and cuts. He was only to thrilled to be
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Buster had
several different homes where he was misunderstood. When he got his
own family and his very own little boy, he became the good boxer we
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Nala was brought
to us skinny, dirty and starving for food. Kathy Myers, of our
rescue group, fostered her like she had so many before, but there wa
something special about this girl. Nala is now one of our official
puplic relations girls. She is very loved and
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