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By Jim Kelly Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Veterinarians in Berkeley and a Santa Cruz doctor teamed up to save a dog who was poisoned by mushrooms -- trying a procedure that may help save human lives, too.
California owner Helen Abel was told her dog, like so many toadstool-eating dogs before him, would die after eating death cap mushrooms.
But, weeks later the two-year-old Mini Australian shepherd is still alive thanks to innovative doctors.
(READ the story from CBS San Francisco)
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