The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
While the ultimate good news would have been for Prince George’s County to lift the Pit Bull ban altogether, the ban held, meaning Precious and Molly would never be allowed to live with the family they loved, that loved them, as long as they lived within its borders.
However, their owner’s sister, a resident of nearby Montgomery County, a county without any Pit Bull bans, has adopted both Precious and Molly – and has vowed to let them visit with the family they loved as often as possible.
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The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
The headlines that broke our hearts: where are these dogs & their abusers now?
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