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The very difficult decision to euthanize Donge came after she had undergone seven surgeries over a period of four years to try to treat her abdominal problems.
The owner of the bison in this case plans to euthanize the ungulate, said reports.
Byline: BEN SWAN LAW CALLS FOR MORE HUMANE WAY TO EUTHANIZE ANIMALS AND PROVIDES FUNDS TO HELP SHELTERS MAKE SWITCH When Yvette Dobbie learned shelters in New Mexico were killing unwanted dogs and cats in gas chambers, she felt compelled to act.
 
 
 
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