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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A Nashville nonprofit is asking for foster homes after more than 70 dogs were rescued from an overcrowded property.
Wags & Walks Nashville is calling on the community to open their homes to help after the large-scaled rescue of dozens of Beagles.
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The nonprofit is working with its shelter partner to evaluate and transport as many dogs as possible into its care Wednesday. The exact number of Beagles Wags & Walks will potentially be able to rescue is not yet known…