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Day: March 16, 2019

Elkhart woman shares story of adopting dog rescued from testing facility

Elkhart woman shares story of adopting dog rescued from testing facility

March 16, 2019by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : In The Press Videos

ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) – “It’s a bad, bad situation for these animals, and they’re our fur babies,” said Cim Powell, a dog owner from Elkhart. Powell adopted her dog, Baylee, six years ago after the pup was rescued from an animal testing facility in Memphis, Tennessee. “It’s a very emotional thing when you see it for the first time, because these dogs don’t see grass, they don’t know what human love is,” she said. Seven beagles in all were saved during that trip thanks to the California-based nonprofit Rescue and…

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Miles

Miles

March 16, 2019by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Happy Adoptions

Miles is a 2 year old neutered male yellow labrador. He is super sweet and loving. Miles likes to get to know everyone and is very laid back. He gets along with other dogs and shows his affection for people, even after experiencing trauma and abuse when he was under the 'possession' of a dog slaughterhouse worker. read more

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Phoenix

Phoenix

March 16, 2019by BFPNo comment(s)
Categories : Happy Adoptions

Phoenix is approximately 2 years old. He is very sweet and loving, making it a possibility he was once someone’s beloved met like so many other dogs that are stolen and captured for the meat trade. Phoenix loves other animals and is great with dogs! He is confident, loving and resilient even after all the abuse and cruelty he was subjected to. read more

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