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Twice-rejected shelter dog Duke finds permanent home after video goes viral

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Duke, a shelter dog, suffered a series of setbacks including losing his home, his bonded sister, and two failed adoptions in a single day. A shelter volunteer decided to share Duke's story on social media in hopes of finding him a suitable family. The post reached a woman living nine hours away, who immediately made up her mind to adopt him. She travelled the distance to bring Duke home, giving him the stable family he had been waiting for. Duke is now reported to be living happily with his new family.

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