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2008.04.28

A really good dog

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Click here to read a wonderful story about a Dottie, and 18-year-old Australian shepherd who is as good in her role as a therapy dog as she is rounding up errant livestock. Beautiful story about a beautiful pooch.

(Photo by Matt Gentry/The Roanoke Times)

Posted at 12:31 by Nona Nelson | Category: Random tails | 1 Comment

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  1. That is such a beautiful and heartwarming story! That is a very wonderful dog!!!

    Comment by Deborah — April 30, 2008 @ 8:58 am

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The Happy Wag blog is a resource for pet parents in the Roanoke Valley, a local community forum of news and information about pets. Newsroom manager Nona Nelson's family includes four pets: retired racing greyhounds Dexter and Coral and former stray cats Thai and India. Read more about Nona and this blog

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Over 13,000 pet rescue organizations nationwide are trying to empty the kennels for Christmas, encouraging families to open their home for the holidays to an adoptable pet waiting for a forever home.

Fostered pets can be picked up between December 18-23, and can be returned to the RVSPCA between December 30-January 2.

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