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Beau's Wish Dog Rescue Case Study
This is Presley. Looking at his face, it’s impossible to know the pain he has been through. He was thrown from a moving vehicle when he was just a puppy and had been surviving on the streets for at least 8 months.
After weeks of trying to catch him, volunteers at Beau’s Wish were finally able to get him and bring to safety. He is currently going through rehabilitation so that he can eventually be adopted.
That’s why we need your help. Help us raise our goal so we could help more dogs like Presley. Beau’s Wish Dog Rescue is a nonprofit organization that helps rehabilitate dogs suffering from abuse and/or neglect by their owners.
Generous friends like you enable us to fund rehabilitative and veterinary expenses for dogs like Presley. Your

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