Norman Adopt-a-pet

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FROM STAFF REPORTSNORMAN — LaToya, an 18-month-old greyhound/pit bull mix, is the adoptable pet of the week at Second Chance Animal Sanctuary in Norman. Read more on NewsOK.com

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