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When Wendy was found following a police raid on a property in San Bernardino County she was in a very poor state of health – emaciated, with opens wounds, countless scars and a broken leg – the terrible legacy of being used as a bait dog. Rescued by the Heigl Foundation, her heart-warming recovery has been nothing short of remarkable.
Katherine Heigl chats to Fido Friendly magazine in the Spring issue of the guide that showcases the best travel destinations for dog owners and their four-legged friends. In the cover feature, she talks to the publication about her own pack of seven dogs, the Jason Debus Heigl Foundation, and her Just One product line – proceeds from which help pets in desperate need.
Wendy was found following a police raid on a property in San Bernardino County. She was in a very poor state of health. Alerted to her desperate need, staff rushed to collect her and discovered a severely emaciated dog with a painful open wound on her left front leg and countless badly healed cuts and sores covering her body. It was clear that she had probably been used as a bait dog.
The Jason Debus Heigl Foundation has received a $75,000 grant from television personality, bestselling author and animal rights advocate Rachael Ray to support our ongoing efforts to stem the pet overpopulation crisis. Ray made the presentation to Katherine Heigl live on the "Rachael Ray" syndicated show February 15th.
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Bentley is an energetic, outgoing, 3 year old neutered Labrador Mix, who just loves people! Can you offer him a forever home?
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