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LisaL

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9. I don't think this adds up.

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Sun Jun 22, 2014, 08:27 PM

Jun 2014

If dog chewed through air conditioning overnight, how did they all die? It wasn't that hot during the night. Workers supposedly came back in early in the morning, and dogs were already dead? How is that possible?

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17 dogs found dead at Gilbert (AZ) boarding home [View all] QED Jun 2014 OP

Mercy shenmue Jun 2014 #1

My hometown. Lovely. Gravitycollapse Jun 2014 #2

in NJ, I boarded one dog in a kennel once. hollysmom Jun 2014 #3

I don't know what I'd do if I had to leave town... QED Jun 2014 #4

I won't do it again. hollysmom Jun 2014 #10

Maricopa county? Arpaio will blame it on Obama rustydog Jun 2014 #5

The involvement of Flake's son complicates things QED Jun 2014 #7

Normally, Cruelity to Animals is one of Joke's two bright spots dbackjon Jun 2014 #11

How is telling the owners their dogs ran away and are now strays better? csziggy Jun 2014 #6

I board our dog, usually 1x a year, but for two weeks woodsprite Jun 2014 #8

I don't think this adds up. LisaL Jun 2014 #9

If they were in a very confined area, it would be possible dbackjon Jun 2014 #12

Is this the same home that Sen. Jeff Flake's (R-of course) kid ... 11 Bravo Jun 2014 #13

Yes. Same sad situation. QED Jun 2014 #14