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dogs at English Springer Spaniel Club of Long Island - Rescue
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Areas English Springer Spaniel Club of Long Island - Rescue serves
Maine to Pennsylvannia
English Springer Spaniel Club of Long Island - Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Please visit our website at www.springerspaniel.org
Please visit our website at www.springerspaniel.org
About English Springer Spaniel Club of Long Island - Rescue
The English Springer Spaniel Club of Long Island was founded more than 30 years ago; its Rescue program was started in 1988. We are a group of unpaid volunteers from Maine to Pennsylvania. Every year our organization places approximately 100 abused, abandoned or unwanted Springers into new homes.
The English Springer Spaniel Club of Long Island was founded more than 30 years ago; its Rescue program was started in 1988. We are a group of unpaid volunteers from Maine to Pennsylvania. Every year our organization places approximately 100 abused, abandoned or unwanted Springers into new homes.
English Springer Spaniel Club of Long Island - Rescue's adopted pets
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