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The Humane Society comes to the rescue of animals after disasters. ...

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(Bertha Vanikiotis) This story originally appeared in the Morning Brief email newsletter. Sign up hereto get more stories like this and weekday weather updates from The Weather Channel and our meteorologists. Nino Francesco Vanikiotis, 18 months, breed unknown, lives in the country of Peru. “He is very protective and always looks out for each of us. He is one of those who wakes up very early in the morning, entertains himself, jumps and runs with his favorite toy, waking everyone...