JO FEW days ago the writer of this article had occasion to visit "LX.
the kennels in the French Concession and on noting the number, condition and variety of breeds of the present occupants, the thought occurred that there must be numbers of dog lovers and kindly people in this large city who would be willing and eager to give homes to these appealing and unhappy lost dogs.
There is no contradicting the fact that Municipal kennels such las we have in this huge Oriental city are a grave necessity for the safeguarding of the public against that dread disease, rabies, ana no doubt for the ultimate good of some of the animals
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