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Woman Accused of Starving Dog With Untreated Stomach Tumor Must be Punished

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Two sick dogs were reportedly denied desperately needed veterinary care in a shocking case of animal

[Woman Accused of Starving Dog With Untreated Stomach Tumor Must be Punished]( Two sick dogs were reportedly denied desperately needed veterinary care in a shocking case of animal cruelty. Apparently, both were emaciated and one had a large untreated mass growing on her stomach. [Demand justice for these dogs now.]( Please Also Help With These Causes: [Stop Hunters From Slaughtering Thousands of Baby Seals]( [End Exploitation of Circus Elephants After Elephant Died in Flipped Truck]( [Don’t Let “Organic” Farms Abuse and Torture Animals]( [Eleven Animals Allegedly Starved, Neglected, and Kept in Filthy Pens Deserve Justice]( [Spin the Meal Wheel to feed shelter animals!]( Learn About Dolphins and Feed Shelter Animals: The [Animal Petitions Educational Series]( is part of our efforts to educate the public about important animal welfare issues. Premium Members can [feed shelter animals]( with every correct answer to the quiz given at the bottom of the course materials. [Everyone is welcome to take the course and quiz but only Premium Members will feed shelter animals.]( Premium Membership dues support the continued work of our organization. [TWITTER]( [FACEBOOK]( This message was sent to {EMAIL} from: ForceChange | Animal Petitions | please-help@animalpetitions.org | 1106 Second Street #573 | Encinitas, California 92024 United States [Manage Your Subscription](

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