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The guys from Rescue Ink, featured on the National Geographic Channel, came to a rally to fight animal abuse at the Baltimore Humane Society, after nearly 100 people in the Baltimore area pledged to get paw print tattoos.

Rescue Ink in Maryland

( Baltimore Sun photo by Amy Davis / October 25, 2009 )

The guys from Rescue Ink, featured on the National Geographic Channel, came to a rally to fight animal abuse at the Baltimore Humane Society, after nearly 100 people in the Baltimore area pledged to get paw print tattoos.

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