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Barbara Woodley hoarded more than 300 dogs, only to keep them in deplorable conditions. It took a three-year legal battle and an army of volunteers  to save these broken creatures. Barry Yeoman's audio slideshows tell the story of four of these dogs—and their very special new owners.





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From the June 2009 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

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