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They brought Sheila to In-Sync and made their home there. She didn’t respond well to treatment at first. Despite this, Sheila’s rescuers were eager to save her life. She’s also not allowed to eat independently, so the team sits down and feeds her by hand. “I have to go to Sheila for two weeks to feed her by hand. I’ll carry meatballs, stuff them down her throat.” In-Sync’s founder said.
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