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Millions of adoptable pets are killed each year due to overpopulation

by NBC25 Newsroom

Posted: 03.05.2013 at 5:29 AM

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Read more: Local, Pets, Puppies, Kittens, Adopt a Pet, Pet Adoption, Kim Gray, Adoptapet.Com

NBC 25 STUDIOS -- Millions of adoptable animals are killed each year because of over-population.

Kim Gray joined NBC 25 Today to talk about the Adopt A Pet program and how you can help.

For more information you can also go to adoptapet.com

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