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Fort Bragg Canine Photos from 'Guardians of Rescue' Fulfilling their Mission

Eleven dogs got rescued on Monday and will enter training to become therapy dogs for wounded warriors.

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Guardians of Rescue, a New York based non-profit organization made their first official stop at Fort Bragg.

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