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Surviving prairie dog from exterminated colony gains sympathizers

October 28, 2013 by PDP

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Employees at businesses neighboring an exterminated prairie dog village have become protective of a lone survivor.  https://prairiedogpals.org/interracial-dating-sites-australia/

Parker residents continue to talk about the apparent gassing of the now-barren colony, which encompassed at least half a dozen properties on the northeast corner of Mainstreet and Twenty Mile Road. There are no development plans for the land, a point that has some questioning why the extermination took place.

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