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This may be something that this company just started because I do not remember seeing it before, but while writing this story on the Genius Travel Pack site they had something that after everything I have written, to us is the best news in our whole article.

When you buy any Genius travel Pet Pack product, 10% of the proceeds will go to Soi Dog to help pay the cost of transporting rescued dogs to America with the goal of placing them in their loving forever homes.

Every day we and millions of dog lovers deeply miss Gil Dalley. Gil and john Dalley made Soi Dog the most respected and trustworthy Dog Rescue Operation in the world. For years when readers asked, "Who do we donate to?" Our answer has never changed "The two places we recommend

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