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Can you help track down this Aurora woman’s therapy dog?

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Tammie Ricci gave 2-year-old Maggie to her mother and sister to take care of the black Labrador-blue heeler while she was hospitalized after a fire. She said her sister relinquished the owner rights to Aurora Animal Shelter. Ricci said the shelter told her Maggie had been transferred to another shelter, but not much more.

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Can you help track down this Aurora woman’s therapy dog?

AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) — A metro-area woman is vowing to get her therapy dog back. Tammie Ricci said after a January hospitalization, she gave 2-year-old Maggie to her mother and sister to take care of the black Labrador-blue heeler while she was hospitalized after a fire. "Maggie was my shadow," Ricci told FOX31. "She followed me everywhere." Shortly thereafter, Ricci said her sister relinquished the owner rights to Aurora Animal Shelter. "I have…

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KDVR broke the news in Denver, United States on Tuesday, February 27, 2024.
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