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1 comment:
I am a sucker for a pet in need. Kinda explains why there are 5 cats and 1 dog sharing our home. I am not kidding, last year I spent more on vet bills than I did on my own doctor bills. Of course, I have insurance and my fur babies don't. I can't bear seeing an animal in need; I am a sucker donating to animal rescues and shelters.
What's his/her name? Looks like a "Rusty" to me! Welcome home Rusty!!
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