Puppies Abandoned in Trash
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3 caged puppies were left in a trash pile. One is now a therapy dog.
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Three puppies were found in a cage wedged between two city garbage bins over the summer .
They had mange, were malnourished, and had eye infections and open sores.
Ginger Natoli , a co-founder of Tails of Hope Dog Rescue in Memphis , named the dogs after Olympic athletes.
Natoli decided Simone was the one to be a therapy dog to work at a middle school.
Simone has been a salve to students and staffers, who also appreciate her calming presence.
She also serves as an animal advocate at a time when shelters in Memphis and around the country are so overcrowded that many cannot hold more pets.
“We’re building future dog rescuers,” Parish said.
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