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Shaggy Dog is found. Injured, but recovery is underway Thanks to everyone who helped - especially nice couple on High Street - Precious little dog has been found! He had been hit by a car, but, thankfully, his injuries are not life threatening. He is now under veterinary care and should recover and then go on to find a new home By Susan Rarey I wanted to let you know that our rescued shaggy dog that escaped his foster home has been found! I was able to get him back as a direct result of putting his picture on ColumbiaMagazine.com. I want to thank everyone for looking out for him and reporting his whereabouts as they spotted him. There's a nice couple that lives on High St. (and unfortunately I didn't get their name) who held onto shaggy dog until they could contact me. Sadly, it does appears that he has been hit by a car, but his injuries are not life threatening and he is now under veterinary care. He should recover just fine and then go on to find a new home. Thank you again for your online magazine and to all who helped get shaggy dog back. This story was posted on 2009-06-24 09:17:31
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