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No Animal Should Have to Die Alone
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January 7, 2020
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14:57Now PlayingAlexis Fleming owns a hospice where she provides palliative care to more than 90 terminallyill animals. Some of the dogs, sheep, chicken, pheasants, and pigs that Fleming has rescued were abandoned by their owners and left to die in a shelter. Others were discarded by farmers due to a disease or disability and would have met their end at the slaughterhouse. Thanks to the selfsacrificing and endlessly compassionate Fleming, these animals now have a chance to experience love and to die in peace without suffering. Read more
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