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Rachael King, 3, hopes pet dog Buttons will be waiting at home, By Carola Vyhnak and Hanoch Bordan Toronto Star, Tiny Rachael King is dying of cancer (...)
Rachael King, 3, hopes pet dog Buttons will be waiting at home, By Carola Vyhnak and Hanoch Bordan Toronto Star, Tiny Rachael King is dying of cancer (...)

Rachael King, 3, hopes pet dog Buttons will be waiting at home, By Carola Vyhnak and Hanoch Bordan Toronto Star, Tiny Rachael King is dying of cancer (...)

Date11/15/1978
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rachael King, 3, hopes pet dog Buttons will be waiting at home, By Carola Vyhnak and Hanoch Bordan Toronto Star, Tiny Rachael King is dying of cancer but Buttons, her beloved pup, won't be there to greet her when she goes home from the hospital for the last time tonight.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026024F
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