These Dogs Are Perfectly Imperfect
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A dog born with a cleft lip and palate named Ruby has her own Facebook page and has drawn attention to a population of animals frequently looked over: those with special needs. In Salt Lake City, Utah, Jennifer Clayton (Ruby’s adoptive mother) and co-founder Marjo Korb run the Utah Animal Advocacy Foundation, which specializes finding dogs with special needs forever homes. Pictured here is Ruby.