(AP) - Seven puppies left for dead in a trash bin have found permanent homes after being nursed back to health by volunteers at a Lake Tahoe facility.
Melissa Shaw of the Pet Network Humane Society in Incline Village says the pups were adopted Thursday.
The puppies were discovered Oct. 29 in a trash bin behind a Radio Shack in Susanville, California, with their umbilical cords still attached.
Officials believe the four females and three males were only a couple of days old.
The dogs are a combination of golden retriever, black Lab and German shepherd.
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