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Mikaela's Mutt Motel in Woodlawn is overwhelmed after rescuing 34 severely neglected dogs from a Hickman County property in October."There were 34 dogs altogether, some in the house and others on the property," Mikaela Lambert, president and founder of Mikaela's Mutt Motel said this week. "There was one dog locked in a contraption in the woods, with a piece of […] Sorry! An active online subscription is required to access this content. Please login below or Subscribe today! Forgot Password The post Mikaela’s Mutt Motel in Woodlawn needs help with rescued dogs first appeared on Main Street Media of Tennessee.

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