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An Indiana woman owes her life to her heroic rescue dog, who barked up the right tree by sniffing out a carbon monoxide leak.
38-year-old Samantha Griffin shared her story with Good Morning America on Thursday, July 11. She recounted how, in June, her two-year-old husky Luna began urgently “pouncing on” her to go outside. Shortly thereafter, first responders discovered a significant carbon monoxide leak in her Marion apartment.
You can read the full story from the link below.
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