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New charity to take over Boggs Mountain animal shelter

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RABUN COUNTY, Ga. -

Four months after a disturbing FOX 5 I-Team hidden camera investigation, a new charity will soon be in charge of Boggs Mountain Animal Shelter.

Commissioners are expected to approve Rabun Paws 4 Life to take over the troubled north Georgia shelter.

Fox 5 I-Team reporter Randy Travis says the new group promises it can prevent similar wrongdoing.

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