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ACOs in the news!

Our dedicated Animal Control Officers, Sgt. Ted Deppner and Ed Owens were caught on tape rescuing a kitty stranded in the snow storm yesterday.  Click here to see the video from WUSA9. 

WUSA reporter Dave Owens, who did the story, has also hinted he may adopt the kitty. We’ll keep you posted.

February 11, 2010 |

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