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Majority of seized dogs go to rescue groups

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FLORENCE — Rescue groups have received the majority of dogs seized on April 21 from a St. Florian residence, but some 20 dogs remain at Florence-Lauderdale Animal Services.
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Majority of seized dogs go to rescue groups

FLORENCE — Rescue groups have received the majority of dogs seized on April 21 from a St. Florian residence, but some 20 dogs remain at Florence-Lauderdale Animal Services.

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TimesDaily broke the news on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
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