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Humane Society Seeks Foster, Hospice Help For 'Harvey 9' Dogs
The Humane Society is looking for help with 9 sick dogs from Harvey who were neglected after their owner entered hospice care.

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The Humane Society is looking for help with 9 sick dogs from Harvey who were neglected after their owner entered hospice care.

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