Dallas Animal Services Offers Pet Owners Support

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Dallas Animal Services Offers Pet Owners Support

By Allana J. Barefield Staff Writer Dallas Animal Servicesis offering their support for people who own a pet. Their main goal is to keep pets off the streets and to be …

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