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Rescuers Lifted the Bucket and Realized It Wasn’t a Dog

Someone saw a dog floating among debris off the West Coast. Soon, rescuers showed up.

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rescuers lifted the bucket and realized it wasn't a dog

An animal was floating in a field of debris on the coast of San Diego, its head stuck in a plastic container. When they reached the Wildlife Center with him, they realized it wasn’t a dog!

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