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Meet Bingo at Paws Crossed Animal Rescue

By: greenwichfreepress | February 24, 2022

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Animal Control Seeks Tips on Owner of Injured Puppy Found on I95 Near exit 4
The puppy was found on the evening of July 26 on I95 prior to the exit 4 off ramp in Cos Cob with a badly fractured humerus and several open wounds on his legs.
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