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Dog Needs to be Reunited with Owner

This dog is looking for its owner. It was found on 46th Street and 43rd Ave. outside the Turkish deli.

The dog was rescued on September 30, and has been cared for by a member of Sunnyside United Dog Society (SUDS)

If anyone knows anything, please send an e-mail to sudsmutts@hotmail.com.

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Yan chi chen

Hi,

This look like our Thruster, who was stolen on 9/30/2009. We have been looking frantically for him. Please contact us asap!

My number is 718-404-7059.

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