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Supreme Court Delays Death for Pete the Collie
In New York City a State Supreme Court judge granted Pete extra days before a potential death order. William Jones, 17, says the dog is playful and not vicious and has hired an attorney to appeal. The court ordered the ASPCA and Health Department to justify keeping Pete alive or proceeding with execution.
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