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From heroic huskies and healing horses to trailblazing cowgirls, sensory farms, and pup-friendly brews, animals uplift lives in every corner.
From heroic huskies and healing horses to trailblazing cowgirls, sensory farms, and pup-friendly brews, animals uplift lives in every corner.
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Pet Project
S2, EP4Puppy kindergarten for guide-dogs; giant fluffy Newfoundland pups; doggie fine dining; bow ties for shelter dogs; a doggie resort; turning trash into puppy treasure.
Pet Project
S5, EP25006 "Pet Project"From heroic huskies and healing horses to trailblazing cowgirls, sensory farms, and pup-friendly brews, animals uplift lives in every corner.
Pet Project
S3, EP1Experiencing the art of making goat cheese; visiting an ice cream shop for dogs; checking out a deluxe dog park in LA.
Pet Project
S3, EP2 "Pet Project"Canines battle in the "Ashley Whippet" competition; animals get a second chance on the "Funny Farm"; meeting Emma the Shark up close.
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