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Woman Drives 2,600 Miles to Adopt Dog Called ‘Too Ugly’

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March 14, 2023

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A pup named Harvey was at a San Diego, California, shelter for six months, and no one would adopt him. Harvey’s looks were working against him. The Husky has a facial deformity and a crooked smile, and animal shelter staff overheard people calling him ‘ugly.’ After seeing their post, Sherry Lankston fell in love. The only problem was she and her family lived 2,600 miles away near Seattle, Washington. So she packed up the car and took a road trip. She shared her story with Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall.

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