Strays go from streets to a new home in US


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  • Monday, 10 Feb 2014

MDDB general manager Derene Lee with (left) Daisy and Ronaldo before they were put into their respective crates.February 8, 2014. Rohaizat/Star.

PETALING JAYA: A dog that ended up on the streets after its elderly owner died is one of two canines starting life afresh in the United States.

This was made possible by canine welfare project Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better that had taken care of the dog named Ronaldo since its rescue about six months ago.

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