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RENO, Nevada — Airport baggage handler Lynn Jones saw the sad look on the listless, emaciated dog sitting in a pet carrier and knew something was wrong. Then she saw
A Hillsborough, New Hampshire family lost everything in a fire, including the dog that saved their lives. “I’m not crying for the mess. I’m crying for the dogs,” said Paul
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so cool i guess he likes you
cute video, but whoever the dumbass is that has the camera needs to learn how to shoot a video.
He’s ready to go home now, with you. You saved him, you’re responsible for him. LOL
I’m just being objective here…but the officer should have put a collar around the dogs neck “before” he cut the fence…so the dog couldn’t run off.
Awwww he loves you and he’s forever grateful for your kindness 🙂