New Year's Puppies

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By Jared Piepenburg, Weekend Meteorologist - email

The past two day's we've been sharing stories about new year's babies...

We got nine more for you.

Six girls and three boys -- all AKC certified golden retrievers.

Shelby, who is a volunteer at Enable, had the 9 little ones early on New Years morning.

Gloria Laber says it was a very pleasant start to 2013.

Gloria Laber"We weren't sure...she was due between New years eve and the 5th- we weren't quite sure. It was happy New years with a pictures of Shelby and all the babies. And they are just adorable and everyone seems to be doing very well."

If you are interested in making one of these special pups part of your family you can contact Gloria at

glorial@bis.midco.net

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