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Dog rescued from commuter train tracks in Massachusetts

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Animal control personnel in a Massachusetts city came to the rescue of a dog seen wandering on commuter train tracks behind a casino.

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Dog rescued from commuter train tracks in Massachusetts

Animal control personnel in a Massachusetts city came to the rescue of a dog seen wandering on commuter train tracks behind a casino.

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Everett man says he is owner of dog found tied to train tracks in Mass. city

A small dog was rescued after being tied by its leash to Commuter Rail tracks in Everett, Massachusetts.

·Boston, United States
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Dog tied to train tracks behind Massachusetts casino

Police are investigating after they say a "tiny dog" was tied to the train tracks near a casino in Everett​.

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Casino workers help save dog that had been tied to train tracks in Everett

Two Encore employees noticed the tiny dog lingering near MBTA Commuter Rail tracks in a secluded spot behind the casino, said Everett Animal Control.

·Boston, United States
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Boston 25 News broke the news in Boston, United States on Wednesday, April 23, 2025.
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