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An abandoned pup gets some fly new threads and a lift in Conway Humane Society’s limo. (BOB BARKER PHOTO)

OYVEY — The Conway Humane Society recently upped its request for town funds from $10,000 to $100,000. The reason? Not only the rising cost of gasoline but also to help pay for a recently purchased stretch limo that will be used to transport out-of-area animals in style.

“We spent $10,000 on Sam, an abused English setter from Berlin,” said CAHS Executive Director Tom Eastwig. “The only negative with that rescue was the dog had to experience the humiliation of riding in the backseat of someone’s Subaru to get to our shelter.”

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