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May 10, 2017
By Maggie McMullen, Ottawa, Canada
Keegan came to me as an emergency foster from a backyard breeder. This breeder chose to breed for appearance, regardless of the chances that the pups could be born with physical defects.
Keegan was about three months old, and I had just found out my dream career was not to be, as the company was claiming bankruptcy. I felt so destroyed and confused.