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The beagles who’d survived were greeted with feel-good stories, but no one knew how damaged the dogs might be. While there were fears about the 20 litters of puppies that emerged that first day, it was the adult dogs in the most obvious distress. https://t.co/jN4qGwCpLh https://t.co/t8emaZIKwE — PolitiTweet.org

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They had been raised on a 322-acre campus ringed by open fields. But the beagles had never experienced it. Their lives were spent on concrete or wire grating. Their bodies were scarred. They’d never worn a collar. They’d never even stepped on grass. https://t.co/jN4qGwCpLh https://t.co/WFfJENYUKt — PolitiTweet.org