Title: Help Gabby and Walter find a great home
Published: Fri, 6 Nov 2009
Description: (NECN) - NECN's Art Goody is joined by Gail Kroll of the West Kennebunk Animal Welfare Society, who brought two furry friends available for adoption. Gabby, a dwarf rabbit, and Walter, a four month old guinea pig are looking for a loving h...
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" NE CN's adopted pets segment is brought to you by invisible fence. 180818. Dogs. This Friday morning and that means we have another adorable -- looking for good home."
" It's like I pretty good morning."
" Well good morning I'm just what we have he'll call -- down from outlets Kenny bump from the yeah. It will welfare society didn't -- held -- and thanks for coming down -- hair and glued to bring with you this morning."
" And -- hoping Abby Abby and she isn't dwarf rabbit. And I'm holding out there and he is a four month old Guinea pig. And they're both looking for homes where they'll be handled in love -- and we do suggest if you have children that you. Always want to attend a -- when their stuff like that advice would. And what -- is -- to Shelton and I'm not that the governor don't actually if Maine is going to be signing a proclamation today declaring. November as animals a ten month. And so I wanna -- people it's happened to their shelters. And tech note -- whose act I don't think many people know that a lot of authors hampered. Last night by means gaining a -- so we have a lot of swelling right now -- and I tech and people that techno."
" Great and it's on your website -- animal welfare society got our great great to see again thanks for coming down and before we go I just want to mention it to Pristina. Police here last week from the northeast animal shelter and -- puppy Wilma got adopted and the week before Melissa from the animal rescue league of Boston. Called and said at Hawthorne that great puppy that was in the week before also got adopted. So that you. Fabulous news -- thank you."
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