Former employees of Nova Scotia doggy day care coming forward with animal abuse allegations

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Camp Bow Wow’s parent company denies that dogs are being mistreated, but the Nova Scotia SPCA is urging anyone with concerns to come forward. Amber Fryday has more.

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