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The Levins (Oogy's family who adopted him)

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The Levins (Oogy's family who adopted him)

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The Pit Bull , Oogy, was rescued by the Animal abuse and Abandoned organization and was sent to the emergency room. This hyper link takes you to a closer look on the miracle of Oogy's recovery.

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Oogy's Story | Animals Abused & Abandoned, Inc.

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The records from the ER have long since disappeared. As a result, I don't know which police raided the facility or where it was. I don't know how they learned there was a dog fighting operation there or what happened to the people who were busted in the raid.

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The beginning of this novel is narrated on this audio recording. This shows the reader how the owners take good care of Oogy.

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Listen to Oogy Audiobook by Larry Levin, narrated by Joe Barrett

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Get your free audio book: http://zaxo.space/b/b0044uffw0 In the best-selling tradition of Rescuing Sprite comes the story of a puppy brought back from the brink of death, and the family he adopted. In 2002 Larry Levin and his twin sons, Dan and Noah, took their terminally ill cat to the Ardmore Animal Hospital outside Philadelphia to have the beloved pet put to sleep.

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This book is based off a true story written by the owner who adopted this dog , Oogy , to give him a new start to a better life.

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Another quote in this story that I found very important was, "Drug dealers fight dogs for money and sometimes simply for bragging rights. They also keep fighting dogs around to protect the drugs and, on occasion, to scare away the competition." (26) This quote contrast the difference between a loving home and a unloved fighting dog. The author is contrasting how fighting dogs are used as trophies, not as companions. They do not share a love like a non fighting dog owner and its dog.

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My third favorite quote in this novel is on the last page, "Then he looked into Oogy's eyes and said, You made it Dude. And he had."(214) I really liked this qoute because throughout this whole story Oogy had been through a lot of trouble and hardships and he finally gets to experience the best of life which is love from a true family.

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There are some very good quotes through out this book. One quote that stood out to be from this book was , "It has always been my belief that a pet owner has a special responsibility to do everything that can be done to make the pet's life as fulfilling and peaceful as possible.” (36) This quote stood out to me because I totally agree to Larry's statement. Pets do deserve the best life you can offer them and it is up to us people to give them that safe loving home.

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The title of this book is " Oogy" written by Larry Levin.

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Oogy by Larry Levin is a heartwarming true story about a mistreated pit bull by the name of Oogy. This novel goes on throughout Oogy's life having an actual family and his adaptions after being pushed into being a bate dog as a young pup. He was chewed up in the world of dog fighting.  Oogy was rescued when he was about 2 months old. There were many puncture wounds on the right side of his face and on the left side his whole face was gone including his whole ear and all of his skin.  The hospital met Oogy after he was rescued and decided they would do their best to save Oogy.  The doctors then operated on Oogy to fix his wounds, and he survived the surgery,. Oogy still wouldn't eat any food.  The doctor found out that there was a half dollar sized piece of bone sticking out of his jaw.  From all the pain he must have had, he never showed any signs of pain or discomfort.  Oogy was then adopted into the Levin family into a fresh hopefull new begining to his life.