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Cutest baby winner is Jackson Moore 🙂 lakjflskflakj asdflkjals In a program that’s becoming more popular across the United States, inmates are spending time caring for animals from rescue shelters, rehabilitating and training them as they prepare to find their forever homes. The program isn’t just rehabilitative for the animals — it’s also proven to…

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