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* At the end of every episode, when they show some of the formerly abused and neglected animals in new loving homes. |
* At the end of every episode, when they show some of the formerly abused and neglected animals in new loving homes. |
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* One man got into trouble in Miami-Dade County for owning two pit bulls, which is illegal there due to widespread dogfighting issues. He claimed not to know, because allegedly the person who sold them said they were a bulldog-mastiff mix. Normally you're given 48 hours to find the dogs home outside of the county. The man asked the officer "What if ''I'' move?" The man was willing to move to another county and switch homes and jobs for his dogs--and was given five extra days to do so for his dedication to them. |
* One man got into trouble in Miami-Dade County for owning two pit bulls, which is illegal there due to widespread dogfighting issues. He claimed not to know, because allegedly the person who sold them said they were a bulldog-mastiff mix. Normally you're given 48 hours to find the dogs home outside of the county. The man asked the officer "What if ''I'' move?" The man was willing to move to another county and switch homes and jobs for his dogs--and was given five extra days to do so for his dedication to them. |
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Latest revision as of 17:49, 29 January 2019
- At the end of every episode, when they show some of the formerly abused and neglected animals in new loving homes.
- One man got into trouble in Miami-Dade County for owning two pit bulls, which is illegal there due to widespread dogfighting issues. He claimed not to know, because allegedly the person who sold them said they were a bulldog-mastiff mix. Normally you're given 48 hours to find the dogs home outside of the county. The man asked the officer "What if I move?" The man was willing to move to another county and switch homes and jobs for his dogs--and was given five extra days to do so for his dedication to them.
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