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A Gentle Barn Success Story

Posted on Jan 12, 2014  | Tags: dog adoptions
By Ellie Laks, Founder of The Gentle Barn

Remember this pug who was left for dead after a coyote attack? After two extensive surgeries and many days in the hospital he survived. He had to be kept quiet and calm for several weeks so the stitches would hold and the wound would stay sterile. He finally got his stitches removed last week and is in his forever home, as happy as can be. He has another pug and a lab for companionship and the three of them get along great. His new mom and dad adore him and pamper him every day. What a great guy and a very happy ending! Thank you for supporting us so we can save the lives of animals like Rakki!

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