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Snoop the dog gets a shot
Leila Navidi
Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2009 | 2 a.m.
Lisa Henderson looks away as the veterinarian gives her dog Snoop Taylor a shot recently at Lied Animal Shelter. “I can’t look. I don’t do shots,” Henderson said. Henderson had responded to an invitation for pet owners to bring their dogs and cats to the shelter for free pet checkups.
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