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Madison Kimbro

Madison Kimbro

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Reporter, KLAS-TV (Las Vegas, NV)

Las Vegas

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Total articles 1573

  • Blue-nosed pit bull left for dead recovers in foster home as 'Reba's law' moves forward

    By Madison Kimbro Verified, Julia Romero Verified| KLAS-TV (Las Vegas, NV) Verified LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A blue-nosed pit bull named Cole who was left for dead last month after being dumped near a gutter on the historic west side has turned a corner. In March, Cole’s skin was inflamed and blistered, his feet raw and swollen he was taken to a local animal hospital for treatment. Nearly a month later, 8 News Now checked up on Cole, who made it out of Horizon Ridge Animal Hospital alive, with his appetite back, and his skin healing from mange, Cole is now in a foster home.

    By Madison Kimbro Verified, Julia Romero Verified · KLAS-TV (Las Vegas, NV)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Blue-nosed pit bull left for dead recovers in foster home as ‘Reba’s law’ moves forward

    By Madison Kimbro Verified| Yahoo Verified Madison KimbroTue, April 15, 2025 at 5:57 AM UTC3 min readLAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A blue-nosed pit bull named Cole who was left for dead last month after being dumped near a gutter on the historic west side has turned a corner. In March, Cole’s skin was inflamed and blistered, his feet raw and swollen he was taken to a local animal hospital for treatment.

    By Madison Kimbro Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Blue-nosed pit bull left for dead recovers in foster home as 'Reba's law' moves forward

    By Madison Kimbro Verified, Julia Romero Verified| KLAS-TV (Las Vegas, NV) Verified LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – A blue-nosed pit bull named Cole who was left for dead last month after being dumped near a gutter on the historic west side has turned a corner. In March, Cole’s skin was inflamed and blistered, his feet raw and swollen he was taken to a local animal hospital for treatment. Nearly a month later, 8 News Now checked up on Cole, who made it out of Horizon Ridge Animal Hospital alive, with his appetite back, and his skin healing from mange, Cole is now in a foster home.

    By Madison Kimbro Verified, Julia Romero Verified · KLAS-TV (Las Vegas, NV)

    Apr. 14, 2025

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KLAS-TV (Las Vegas, NV)

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

+1 702-792-8888