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PJ's Pet Ranch
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citysearch c.
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My partner took our dog there the first time, said it was, "Fine. Cheap." The next time he dropped her off, and I picked her up...and I was horrified. Really. There was nobody around, it seemed abandoned. I walked myself to the back and saw the cages where the dogs were kept - they were dirty, with many piles of poop scattered around. Most dogs poop twice a day, maybe? Clearly it had been days since the poop was cleared. Many dogs were agitated, pacing back in forth in their cages, barking at nothing in particular. They just seemed uncomfortable. It was a depressing sight.\r
Finally the woman appeared, I told her the name of my dog, she went into the pit and a moment later some random dog shot like a bullet out of it. Ran up the stairs to me, and jumped on me like we were friends. I'd never seen this dog before in my life. I hate to try to read a dog's mind, but the dog seemed eager to leave and didn't seem to care who with.\r
There's really no place for the dogs to get exercise - no yar
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