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Cloverport Estates neighbors unite to save 206 Lost Dog Little white dog was wandering from Haven Hill Cemetery to Cloverport Estates, dodging busy, fast moving traffic. Cloverport neighbors, took the lost pet into their hearts, and were able to lure it into a cage, gain a bit of its confidence, and, with John Shelley III's re-hydration and nutrition program, put it on its way back to health - and hopefully, a reunion with its family. Already, it's worked it's way into the collective Cloverport foster family, and may be, today, the luckiest dog in the world. Click on headline for complete story with linked photo. By Alan Reed Thanks to a valiant (nearly heroic) efforts by John Shelley III, the 206 Lost Dog was lured into a cage at approximately 9pmCT, near Louis McQueary's home. Shelley told me, "Were it not for the efforts of my wife, Jamie, and Brenda McQueary, Todd Greene, and Alan and Jane Reed, this story may have had a tragic ending." Shelley is nursing the dog back to health on a protein diet if sliced turkey. Brenda McQueary is supplying high energy food and Shelley says that in his experience, re-hydrating the canine is priority #1 until it's owner has the chance to claim the pet. Shelley worked from around 4pm until 9pmCT by flashlight. Alan Reed This story was posted on 2015-07-01 02:41:46
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