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Dogs Abandoned On The Street Analysis
This is a message that is shown by the 2D animation short film. Stories about dogs abandoned on the street, because his wife was not living in the house with the dog, the dog was abandoned, a lot of things in the outside world that the dog isn't known, running hiding and finding food with a puppy is miserable. Be watching and feel the plight of the dog, do not forsake them, let them have a better life that they should be received, they also need love and a better life!

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