Thu, Nov 26 2009
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A new day for dogs: Pa. law targets puppy mills Since 2005, Smith's organization has waged a campaign against puppy mills using billboards along the Pennsylvania Turnpike. "This is a great step forward," Winfrey said in a statement Friday. "I applaud the Pennsylvania legislature for passing this bill and thank my viewers for making their voices heard." Eroh, 49, of Douglassville, said the changes are long overdue. In the meantime, she said Sammy has come a long way from being the miserable, cowering creature she rescued two years ago after answering a classified ad from an Amish farmer that read: "10 year old sheltie, free to a good home." "He's very strong, and he has personality plus," Eroh said. "He's making up for lost time." 
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