Locals Foster Puppy Mill Dogs

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By Rudabeh Shahbazi

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The dogs are up for adoption. They have been vaccinated and spayed or neutered.

Story Published: Sep 29, 2008 at 5:19 PM PST

Locals Foster Puppy Mill Dogs
PASCO-- The woman accused of neglecting more than 100 dogs was set to appear in Adams County Court Monday, but the pretrial was pushed back.

Meanwhile, dozens of families have fostered the dogs, including Pasco resident Jodi Lepper.

"She's still afraid of people," said Lepper, about the dog. "But she's settled in fine here. Within three days, she was my dog."

The breeder, Sharron Provost, filed to get the dogs back, but did not meet the requirements. Now they technically belong to a nonprofit rescue group.

The dogs are up for adoption. They have been vaccinated and spayed or neutered.