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Talkers: Family pleased with return of mutilated tortoise  -  19 Aug 2007
Kansas City Star,The 25-year-old African spurred tortoise, Bob, heartily ate a meal of hibiscus flowers and roses — his first since having a feeding tube pulled from his

Tortoise back home after stay at rehabilitation center  -  Aug 18, 2007
KTVO,Days later, police found the 25-year-old African spurred tortoise behind an apartment complex. His hind legs were badly cut, a toe was cut off,

Police Arrest Man for Torturing Tortoise  -  Jul 20, 2007
Forbes,The 25-year-old African spurred tortoise, named Bob, was slashed and stabbed after being stolen from the home of an autistic boy. After he was brutalized,

Tortured SoCal tortoise healing, officials say  -  Jul 31, 2007
San Francisco Chronicle,The 25-year-old African spurred tortoise belongs to Dorothy and Bill Sullivan of Ventura and is a special friend to their 6-year-old autistic son,

Not guilty plea in tortoise case  -  Jul 24, 2007
KGET 17,The African spurred tortoise is out of critical care and recovering at an animal rehabilitation center in Montecito. Mosqueda is being represented by the

Missing tortoise back home  -  Jul 24, 2007
Los Angeles Daily News,Deal's African spurred tortoise, which she reported stolen to sheriff's deputies Thursday, surfaced Saturday in a neighbor's yard, ending a mysterious

A Turtle’s Dream Come True  -  Aug 9, 2007
The Santa Barbara Independent,...the now-famous 42-pound African spurred tortoise, who survived the darkest whims of human nature when he was stolen from his Ventura home on July 7 and

Not guilty plea in tortoise case  -  Jul 24, 2007
Ventura County Star (subscription),The African spurred tortoise, who was abducted, slashed and mutilated, is now out of critical care and recovering at an animal rehabilitation center in

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