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Snoop Dogg Offers Home To Abandoned Dog Named Snoop

Source: Johnny Louis / Getty One of the worst things dog owners can do is abandoned their pet to the outside world, especially after they’ve been domesticated and used to the comforts of home. A man was caught on video in England doing just that to a dog that rescue workers named “Snoop,” prompting a huge rally of support including an offer to adopt from the dog’s namesake, Snoop Dogg . The Daily Star reports : The rapper was among those horrified by CCTV footage of a couple dumping the pooch at the side of a road. A clip, watched by millions online, shows the Staffordshire Bull Terrier desperately trying to get back in the car as the pair drove off in Stoke-on-Trent. Now Snoop Dogg says he wants to re-home the pet at his Los Angeles mansion. He told the Daily Star: “It is heartbreaking. “There is always room for another dog in Casa de Snoop. “If he really needed a home then he has one with us. As Uncle Snoop said to the outlet, the footage has since spread across news networks in the region and beyond with other dog lovers offering Snoop the same as far as housing goes. Hopefully, the pooch will land on all four paws safe and sound before too long. — Photo: Getty

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History: 17 African-American Judges Officially Sworn In As Judges In Harris County

Source: Christin McQueen / Christin McQueen What originally took the internet by storm as a sign of #BlackGirlMagic is now a reality. Back in November, Harris County elected all 19 African-American female judges running for positions in the courts. While two of the judges were re-elected to their positions, the other 17 have been sworn in today . The even better part? All 17 brand new judges in the Harris County courts have over 200 years of experience between them. RELATED:  History! 19 Black Female Judges All Elected In Harris County Judge  Erica Hughes was so excited, she laid out her clothes like it was the first day of school. Fellow judge  Angela Graves-Harrington said, “I also wanted to serve as an inspiration for all those people who wondered if they could. Yes you can.” Hughes added that her first focus is those who are already behind bars, in jail because they’re unable to pay bail or get an attorney. “Most of the offenses are low-level offenses and we’ve done research. I’ve looked at research that people need to have rehabilitation,” Hughes said. Join The Majic Text Club And Get The Latest Music, Exclusive Contests and Entertainment News On Your Phone. Text VIP to 71007 to join!

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History: 17 African-American Judges Officially Sworn In As Judges In Harris County