Saturday, 24 February 2018 ()
Four years after rescuing five stray dogs during the Sochi Games, the American freestyle skier visited a dog meat farm in South Korea with boyfriend Matthew Wilkas on Friday and decided to adopt a puppy.
Saturday, 24 February 2018 ()
Four years after rescuing five stray dogs during the Sochi Games, the American freestyle skier visited a dog meat farm in South Korea with boyfriend Matthew Wilkas on Friday and decided to adopt a puppy.| 0 shares | Share on FacebookShare on TwitterPost on RedditShare by |
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