Shelter employee rummaged through a bin of dog vomit in search of human toes, hoping to sell them for $400 on the black market.

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  1. That sounds like a shocking and disturbing headline! It raises so many questions about the motivations behind such an unsettling act and the value placed on human body parts in the black market. It’s hard to imagine how someone could resort to that, especially in connection with something as innocent as animal shelter work. This situation highlights serious issues related to ethics, mental health, and the dark underbelly of illegal trade. I hope the authorities get to the bottom of this and provide support to those affected. What are your thoughts on the implications of such actions?

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