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    <![CDATA[Second Chances: Inspiring Stories of Dog Adoption]]>
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    <![CDATA[Every day, <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://Petfinder.com">Petfinder.com</a> finds thousands of loving families for homeless dogs.  <em>Second Chances</em> tells the story of these placements and the courage--both human and canine--behind them.  These fifty tail-wagging tales include:  &lt;li&gt;<em>The Puppy Mill Dog</em>, in which two women rescue an abused Shih tzu from a life of neglect in an overcrowded &quot;puppy mill.&quot;  &lt;li&gt;<em>Just What the Doctor Ordered</em>, a tale of an older dog doomed to spend the rest of her life in a shelter until she was adopted by a woman who needed Sandy as much as Sandy needed her.  &lt;li&gt;<em>Mister Lucky</em>, a touching story of a terrier who was found in the rubble of Hurricane Katrina's aftermath--and returned to his family, thanks to devoted rescue workers and Petfinder.com.  <br/>  Dog lovers everywhere love Petfinder.com--and this amazing collection of heartwarming adoption stories will show you why.]]>
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        <name><![CDATA[Joan Banks]]></name>
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  <read_at>Tue Mar 24 00:00:00 -0700 2009</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[This was a collection of success stories from people that had found companions using petfinder.com.  The book was exactly what I expected containing 50 feel good tales about dog adoption.  None of the stories were so endearing to me though that I believe I will carry them with me.  I have read some &quot;tails&quot; in the past that were so powerful and moving that I think of them today years later.  It was a cute little read that did not take long but not the best I've encountered of these types of books.<br/><br/>I did learn that petfinder has an emergency/natural disaster portion of it that helps link people with lost pets after a catastrophe.  The book had a story of a reunited woman with her long lost dog through this portion of the site after Katrina hit.  I did think that was a pretty cool thing and wondered what we ever did without the internet.]]></body>
    
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