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    AP Photo/Richard Vogel
    Some of the 97 basset hound residents at Daphneyland, a basset hound rescue in Acton, Calif. The recession hit rescues and shelters in states like California, Texas, Florida, Nevada and Arizona hardest.
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    Dawn Smith, right, prepares breakfast for the resident hounds at Daphneyland.
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    AP Photo/Richard Vogel
    Dawn Smith, president and founder of Daphneyland, takes a break with Dolly and Bodie.
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    AP Photo/Richard Vogel
    Maggie, an abandoned basset, settles in at Daphneyland. Donations at the nation's largest basset rescue are down 40 percent, the rescue is full, volunteers are few, and bills keep going up.
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    Volunteer Denise Kiss offers affection to some of the dogs at Daphneyland.
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    Some of the basset hounds take their morning exercise at Daphneyland.
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    AP Photo/Richard Vogel
    Volunteer Denise Kiss rings out Bodie's ears after a bath.
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    AP Photo/Richard Vogel
    Dawn Smith, Daphneyland's president and founder, walks with some of her rescued basset hounds.
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    AP Photo/Richard Vogel
    Volunteer Linda Miller gets ready to feed some of the residents at Daphneyland.
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    AP Photo/Richard Vogel