Spay Tennessee

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Sheila introduces us to Julie Jacobson, who started Spay Tennessee. She talks to Sheila Scruggs about why she felt the need to start the organization, what their mission is and how Animal Friendly license plates can help local efforts.

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30 Nov 2018 English South Africa Society & Culture · Kids & Family Sheila Scruggs

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