Shelter dog waiting for forever home. Image by @mobileanimalservices via Facebook. Every time someone walked by, Lancer would press his little body against the front of his cage, stretching his paw ...

Veterinarians in California were shocked to find a Bernese Mountain Dog's stomach full of dozens of foreign objects, including socks and hair ties during an operation. Luna, a 7-month-old Bernese ...

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Corona Animal Emergency Center/Instagram A dog in the Los Angeles area is recovering from extensive surgery after her veterinarian pulled 24 socks and half a dozen other items from her stomach.

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Her diet gave them paws ... of the socks removed from the pup’s gut along with X-ray images of her clogged intestines, according to Storyful, which was first to spot the lucky dog’s survival ...

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CORONA, Calif. — How many socks can a dog eat? At least two dozen, according to a veterinarian in California. The Corona Animal Emergency Center says a 7-month-old puppy was rushed to their ...

The dog's family took her to the emergency room after they noticed she was vomiting and had a swollen stomach. The surgeon found 24 socks, hair ties and other items in the dog's stomach and ...

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