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A Fight for healthier communities: Challenges facing dog rescues in the North
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Whenever Amanda Harder drives into Waterhen Lake First Nation, she is given a royal welcome from a group of very happy locals. A small group of dogs come running and wagging to her. She knows each of their names, and all of their owners. But just a year ago, things at Waterhen weren’t quite as stable. “I think about 95 percent of the dogs in Waterhen are now owned, healthy, and loved,” said Harder. “A year ago used to see eight to ten strays on …
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