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3-legged K9 continues to fight crime after losing leg

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The cancer led to the amputation of Boone's leg, and plans were made for his retirement. But Boone's resilience surprised everyone, including the vet who performed his surgery.

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KCRA 3

3-legged K9 continues to fight crime after losing leg

The cancer led to the amputation of Boone's leg, and plans were made for his retirement. But Boone's resilience surprised everyone, including the vet who performed his surgery.

2 months ago·Sacramento, United States

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WCVB

3-legged K9 continues to fight crime after losing leg

The cancer led to the amputation of Boone's leg, and plans were made for his retirement. But Boone's resilience surprised everyone, including the vet who performed his surgery.

2 months ago·Boston, United States

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WLWT

3-legged K9 continues to fight crime after losing leg

The cancer led to the amputation of Boone's leg, and plans were made for his retirement. But Boone's resilience surprised everyone, including the vet who performed his surgery.

2 months ago·Cincinnati, United States

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WMUR

3-legged K9 continues to fight crime after losing leg

The cancer led to the amputation of Boone's leg, and plans were made for his retirement. But Boone's resilience surprised everyone, including the vet who performed his surgery.

2 months ago

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WLKY

3-legged K9 continues to fight crime after losing leg

The cancer led to the amputation of Boone's leg, and plans were made for his retirement. But Boone's resilience surprised everyone, including the vet who performed his surgery.

2 months ago·Louisville, United States

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WESH

3-legged K9 continues to fight crime after losing leg

The cancer led to the amputation of Boone's leg, and plans were made for his retirement. But Boone's resilience surprised everyone, including the vet who performed his surgery.

2 months ago

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