Allana's Little Tot Tort Analysis

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Allana's little "tot tot" (vagina) is red. It appeared like someone has been playing with her. It is unknown who and when. Allana's aunt (Christy) is scared to tell someone.
The home has ten dogs living in the home. The home has poos and pee smashed into the carpet throughout the home. The home smelled like ammonia from the dog's pee. The dogs belong to all the adults in the home. No one takes the dogs outside to pee or poo. The dogs are always in the home. Allana's parents (Sarah and Adam) are in a small room in the home. They have a dog in the room as well. Sarah and Adam do not work. Sarah gets welfare for Allana. Adam does not want to works. Adam just wants to lay around and gets welfare.
The reporter wants a welfare and safety check

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