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Arnold dog handler back in court after blowing off community service at animal shelter

September 17, 2010 By Jessica Machetta

Arnold dog-handler Mary Wild is accused of failing to show up to do 80 hours of community service at Jefferson County’s animal shelter last month… And that has landed her in court on Oct. 15 to decide if she has violated her two years of probation.

Wild is the woman who left eight show dogs in her van overnight last summer. Seven of them died.

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