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This Dog Ran Away From An Illegal Meat Farm In Bali, We Helped Her Heal And Found Her A Home
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Mo’s tale is a story of resilience, the will to live, and a testament to what a little bit of compassion can do.
This innocent girl was found lying in a gutter in Bali, starving, half-dead. Her mouth was taped shut and her back legs were tied together with a shoelace. Like so many others, Mo was the victim of the illegal dog meat trade that still operates in Bali. Unlike so many others, Mo was considered lucky. It is believed little Mo fell off the back of the dog meat catcher’s bike and scuttled into a drain where she hid for two weeks. Thank God.
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The title track of LFO‘s second album
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Police: Men invaded Houston home, tied up siblings during online classes By KTRK Staff | February 7, 2021 at 1:59 AM CST - Updated February 8 at 2:08 PM
HOUSTON (KTRK) - Police in Houston are searching for up to three suspects believed to have victimized a pair of teenage siblings by invading their home, tying them up and ransacking the house.
Investigators say a 16-year-old boy and his 18-year-old sister were at home alone Thursday in Houston when they heard a noise downstairs. The two were logged on to their virtual classes at the time.
The boy went to check things out and was confronted by an armed man, described as a Black male wearing all-black clothing. Investigators say the suspect began asking the teens for money and other belongings then used zip ties and a television cord to tie them up.