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February 18, 2015
After December Rescue, Dozens of Neglected Animals Now on Way to Recovery
In late December, The HSUS Animal Rescue Team rescued 51 dogs, 10 cats, one goat and one pigeon from lives of cruelty and neglect in Dunlap, Tennessee. See how they're doing now.
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December 19, 2014
Rescue in Dunlap, Tennessee, Saves 60 Dogs
Approximately 60 dogs and other animals were rescued from atrocious conditions in Sequatchie County, Tennessee.
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December 15, 2014
Cat's Eye View: Purrcy the Cat Tells the Tale of Her Rescue and Adoption
Hi, I'm Purrcy the cat and I was rescued from a puppy mill. See where I am now!
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October 29, 2014
Mississippi Rescue Saves More than 170 Animals
Approximately 171 dogs, puppies and other animals were rescued from two suspected Alcorn County, Mississippi, puppy mills.
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October 21, 2014
50 Dogs Rescued from Suspected Sevier County Dogfighting Operation
A four-month-long investigation led to the rescue of 50 dogs from a suspected dogfighting operation in Sevier County, Tennessee, and the arrest of three people.
