As Neglected Animals Recover, the Owner's Family Speaks Out
- By Marlon Wallace
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The 31 dogs rescued from a home in Seaford are on the mend, officials say."After our team worked to shave them down, we saw what we expected: that they were severely emaciated," says Brandywine Valley SPCA Georgetown Campus Director Walter Fenstermacher. "But what we didn't expect was how warm their personalities were and how forthcoming they were and wanted to be pet and loved by our staff members."
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The 31 dogs rescued from a home in Seaford are on the mend, officials say.
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