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Homegrown Puppies or How We Fostered A Pregnant Stray Dog

May 1, 2013 by roberrera 2 Comments

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Back in January 2013, my wife and I fostered a pregnant dog named Buttons. Buttons was on the “kill list” at a shelter in West Virginia, but some kindly animal rescuers transported her to the Bloomingdale Animal Shelter Society in Bloomingdale, NJ. We agreed to foster Buttons, and find homes for her and her puppies. […]

Filed Under: Family matters, Parenting Tagged With: adopt a pet, animal rescue, dog rescue tale, foster dog, high-kill shelters, homegrown puppies, homeless pets, pregnant dog

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