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I was with the first group of 4 girls were saved from the puppy mill and we were litterly frozen with fear. If we saw anyone coming, we would get in a pile in the corner of the kennel with out backs to the people. Kayleigh , Trinity ,Winnie (CSAC gave us our first names) and I always had to be touching each other. THIS WAS CRUCIAL TO OUR SURVIVAL during the rescue. We were probably related, but it was hard to tell. People feel that we must have been really isolated in our lives as. Then thank goodness for CSAC because they took us in health problems and all. My feet were permanently splayed from living in wire cages all of my life. It was a HUGE adjustment to walk on that prickly green grass and hot concrete. I had cherry eyes which required surgery and many infected teeth that had to be removed. To top it off, I would urinate lying down! What do you think about that. Why wouldn’t you do that if you lived in a cage. My foster mother and I are working on the proper way for ladies to “void”. I feel much better and just think it’s a miracle that I ended up with CSAC who found me a terrific home. WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT ALL OF OUR COUSINS IMPRISONED IN THE THOUSANDS OF PUPPY MILLS!!!
 

Raised so Far: $675
Still Needed: $452.30

  Kinslee's veterinary bills have totaled $1,127.30 so far.
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Thanks to the generous sponsors below, CSAC has raised $675 for Kinslee's care.

Dawn & John Morris ~ In honor of the birth of a friend's daughter

Judith Guerrieri and Patrick Faith

Kevin & Tracy Kronewitter

Eileen O'Brien (II)
 

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