UPDATE: Southampton Animal Shelter Dog Set To Go To K9 Police School
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Cowboy
an American Staffordshire terrier mix currently living at the Southampton Animal Shelter
has the opportunity to become a police dog. Photo courtesy Shaina Fishman.
Cowboy
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtest Kate McEntee.
Cowboy
an American Staffordshire terrier mix currently living at the Southampton Animal Shelter
has the opportunity to become a police dog. Photo courtesy Shaina Fishman.
Cowboy
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtesy Kate McEntee.
Cowboy. Photo courtest Kate McEntee.
Alyssa Melillo on Dec 11, 2015
UPDATE: Monday, 1:05 p.m. Cowboy's dream of becoming a police dog is going to come true. In just three days, the Southampton Animal Shelter raised $3,000 with the help of... more
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Alyssa Melillo on Dec 11, 2015