Paws of War rescues 14 dogs from Alabama puppy mill, bring them to Long Island
The pups will be trained as service animals and matched with veterans and first responders searching for service and companion dogs.
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May 5, 2023, 12:31 AM
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16h agoOver a dozen dogs rescued from an Alabama puppy mill are safely on Long Island, thanks to Nesconset-based Paws of War.
The 14 puppies are part of a group of 150 dogs that were saved from deplorable living conditions.
The pups will be trained as service animals and matched with veterans and first responders searching for service and companion dogs.
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