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Thread 🧵 When Suzanne Vella spotted a dog panting heavily inside a hot pickup truck in a Wendy’s parking lot in Cornelius, North Carolina, she knew she had to act. But her good Samaritan efforts nearly led to criminal charges. Vella called 911, searched inside the restaurant for the... show more

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