Dogs at shelter

Dogs at shelter

OSAKA, Japan - Photo shows dogs in the care of an animal protection group in Osaka Prefecture on Feb. 25, 2012. They are two of the three dogs rescued from the home of a woman in Matsubara in the prefecture, who was arrested on suspicion of leaving 12 miniature dachshunds at her home unattended. The other nine dogs died.

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