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February 14, 2012 | 12:44 am
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Reebok: Take Me Home

It's hard to imagine anyone dumping sweet Reebok, a senior female shepherd, but that's how she was found, abandoned and alone, before being brought to Gilbert's Friends for Life Animal Rescue. The folks at the shelter say Reebok has had a hard life and needs someone to show her love and affection.

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Twinkle: Take Me Home

It was 1-year-old Twinkle's flirty and affectionate nature that attracted the attention of the folks at RESCUE as they were selecting cats to save one day. According to their news release, "She rolled over in her cage and stuck her paws up at the window as if to say, ‘I'm so cute, don't you want to pick me?'" Now at RESCUE, where she is able to roam about freely, Twinkle is proving to be a gem.

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Reason: Take Me Home

At 10 years old, Reason, a domestic medium-haired black cat, has just three teeth left - but so much love to give. Volunteers at Friends for Life animal rescue say this handsome fella is young at heart and quite affectionate. He was adopted when he was much younger, but recently returned to the shelter due to a family situation.

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Legislation would let insured pet owners keep dogs off leash

State lawmakers are weighing whether to let those who have insurance to pay for injuries their dogs may cause ignore county leash laws and homeowner association rules.

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Max: Take Me Home

He may weigh a mere 7 pounds, but what Max lacks in heft, he more than makes up for in spirit. All spunk and heart, this 1-year-old terrier mix has energy - and affection - to spare.

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Fun day for goldens - and their humans

Celebrate that golden breed of dog, the golden retreiver, during the Bark in the Park event 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 29 at Tempe's Kiwanis Park, located at Mill Avenue and All-America Way.

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Flash: Take Me Home

Who wouldn't love a coonhound with those long floppy ears, those big soulful eyes? And yet, 3-year-old Flash finds himself without home and family to love him.

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Frosty: Take Me Home

For such a little guy, 1-year-old Frosty has had to endure and overcome so much to become the playful joy he is today. Frosty was found as a stray on the streets of Glendale and had to be treated for an abscess on his leg. Then after being rescued, he came down with a miserable cat cold. Now healthy and whole, he's enjoying life as the carefree spirit he was meant to be.

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