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AMAZING ANIMALS
may 15, 2009
Puppies Behind Bars
Where do service dogs get their start? For some, it all begins in prison...
Casey Anderson and Brutus
How a grizzly bear got to be best man in a wedding. Then, can an elephant and a dog really be best friends?
Animal adoption
Open your heart—and your home—to an animal in need. Where and how to start your search.
Casey Anderson and Brutus
Watch to see how a man and a bear became best friends and why they plan to grow old together.
Tarra and Bella
This elephant and dog broke all of nature's barriers to become best friends, but an injury nearly tore them apart.
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