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Nonprofit reunites Okinawa Marine with beloved dog after 6 months apart

After six months apart, Lance Cpl. Michael Casillas finally welcomed his dog, Margaery, to Okinawa last month with help from a nonprofit that assists military families with the often costly and complicated process of moving pets overseas.

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