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Pooch scoop: Japan rescuers save drowning dog from river

By AFP
11 September 2021   |   6:20 am
Japan coast guard officers rescue a drowning dog in a river near the central city of Nagoya. They rushed to the site on a boat after receiving an emergency call from the dog's owner and safely rescued the Sheltie from the cold water.

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