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Southampton Animal Shelter To Host Fundraiser For Pit Bulls

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Alistair is one of six pit bulls who will be available for adoption at the Southampton Animal Shelter's Putt Putt for Pits event on Saturday

Alistair is one of six pit bulls who will be available for adoption at the Southampton Animal Shelter's Putt Putt for Pits event on Saturday

May 7. COURTESY KATE MCENTEE

May 7. COURTESY KATE MCENTEE

Pupstar is one of six pit bulls who will be available for adoption at the Southampton Animal Shelter's Putt Putt for Pits event on Saturday

Pupstar is one of six pit bulls who will be available for adoption at the Southampton Animal Shelter's Putt Putt for Pits event on Saturday

May 7. COURTESY KATE MCENTEE

May 7. COURTESY KATE MCENTEE

The Southampton Animal Shelter will host Putt Putt for Pits

The Southampton Animal Shelter will host Putt Putt for Pits

a fundraising event specifically for the shelter's care of pit bulls

a fundraising event specifically for the shelter's care of pit bulls

on Saturday

on Saturday

authorAlyssa Melillo on Apr 25, 2016
Allison Antebi was always wary of pit bulls—that is, until she began fostering one from the Southampton Animal Shelter.After a few months of caring for Lady, Ms. Antebi and her... more

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