The Darkest Evening of the Year
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They had been breeder dogs in a puppy mill, housed inhumanely, fed inadequately, and treated cruelly.
The females had been bred at their first heat—usually at six months—and then twice a year. After two or three years, if the stress of their situation prevented them from going into heat again, they would have been shot or abandoned at a county animal shelter.
In this case, the puppy mill had been raided and closed. Eleven female and four male breeder dogs were confiscated. Too sickly and fearful... to be fit for adoption, these dogs faced imminent euthanasia.
Golden Heart had taken all fifteen and had brought them to the Hammersmith place, known in the organization as Last Chance Ranch.
Two males and three females had been in such grievous physical condition that they had died within the week, in spite of receiving the first veterinary care of their lives. Some of them had been so terrified of human beings that even a comforting touch would cause them to urinate or vomit in fear.
Their ashes were in urns in the Hammersmith house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had been breeder dogs in a puppy mill, housed inhumanely, fed inadequately, and treated cruelly.
The females had been bred at their first heat—usually at six months—and then twice a year. After two or three years, if the stress of their situation prevented them from going into heat again, they would have been shot or abandoned at a county animal shelter.
In this case, the puppy mill had been raided and closed. Eleven female and four male breeder dogs were confiscated. Too sickly and fearful... to be fit for adoption, these dogs faced imminent euthanasia.
Golden Heart had taken all fifteen and had brought them to the Hammersmith place, known in the organization as Last Chance Ranch.
Two males and three females had been in such grievous physical condition that they had died within the week, in spite of receiving the first veterinary care of their lives. Some of them had been so terrified of human beings that even a comforting touch would cause them to urinate or vomit in fear.
Their ashes were in urns in the Hammersmith house.
What to read after The Darkest Evening of the Year?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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