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    HSS Pet of the Week: Meet Baby Doll

    September 8, 2013No Comments
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    20130908_HSS_babydollBABY DOLL
    4 year old
    Tortoiseshell
    Spayed Female

    Sedona AZ
    (September 8, 2013) – There’s a good reason they call me Baby Doll. I’m a doll, I am. Cute, friendly, and I want to be yours. I’ve got a very sweet personality and get along with people swimmingly. I like to play—just throw me a mouse, jiggle something on a wand, or bring out the laser light and I’ll play as long as you want to. But I can just sit near you and watch TV too. So stop by and visit!

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