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Then the shelter’s veterinary team evaluated Netty. “They felt like she still had a quality of life,” Bernstein said. And so began the search for Netty’s new home — which, given her age, would be a challenge. Staff shared Netty’s story on social media. https://t.co/BPjytnxYZj — PolitiTweet.org

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“She was returned with a requested euthanasia,” said Maddie Bernstein, manager at the Pennsylvania SPCA. “She was old and having some incontinence difficulties.” Netty’s owners “weren’t interested in talking about other options for her,” Bernstein said. https://t.co/BPjytnxYZj — PolitiTweet.org

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Amy Kidd, a veterinarian in West Chester, Pa., saw the post, and she immediately reached out with an offer to adopt Netty. “As soon as I saw her face, I was like okay, she’s the one that needs to come to my house,” said Kidd, 48, who has six senior dogs. https://t.co/BPjytnxYZj https://t.co/Irifcyrw3q — PolitiTweet.org

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