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DogTags Chewy Shoe Dog Toy to Support Our Wounded Soldiers
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This Oprah feature touched my heart so: incarcerated men train dogs to aid mentally wounded soldiers coming from Afghanistan and Iraq.
With the purchase of this chewy dog toy (which is an actual "sole" of a military boot), $2 goes to train more service dogs for those who've served us.
Indeed, the number one gift for ALL dog owners. (via Fetchdog)
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