Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: UPDATE: (KYTX) - Cinnamon is a big hit, and Nichols Pet Haven expects multiple adoption applications by the end of the day. 
  
 Dr. Spence, a veterinarian, for Nichols Pet Haven gives "Cinnamon a clean bill of health after examining her for heartworms, and bringing her shots up to date. 
  
 Previous Story: 
  
 A Troup woman is sparking outrage after taking to social media asking friends on Facebook to come and shoot her dog. In the post she even offers to provide the gun. 
  
 The Facebook post went up Thursday morning and CBS19 immediately started receiving calls from people in disbelief. 
  
 The woman wrote in the post, "I need someone to come shoot my dog. No one here has the heart to do it. We will provide the gun." 
  
 CBS19 started investigating and tracked the post to a home where we attempted to speak with the dog’s owner. 
  
 The son of the woman answered the door and told a CBS19 reporter, “I know how the media works. You people are the f****ng devil.” 
  
 Animal control officers who picked up the dog say the woman told them she wanted the dog killed because she could no longer care for her and because the dog kept getting in the garbage. 
  
 She was taken to a foster family who’ll take care of her until she's adopted. 
  
 “It’s devastating,” said animal shelter coordinator Nanette Moss. “I work with these dogs every day. They are my life and when she walked through my door it just broke my heart. She's a sweet dog and how can somebody shoot a sweet dog?” 
  
 The dog, Cinnamon, a 3 year-old Saint Bernard/ English bulldog mix, was picked up by Nicholas Pet Haven and given to a foster family. 
  
 Cinnamon has been spayed will get her vaccinations before she is put up for adoption 
  
 Authorities say the woman will not face charges since she surrendered the dog to animal control. Since she is not facing charges, we will not release the woman's name. ||||| Cinnamon is a sweet, healthy dog, according to a Tyler shelter. (Photo: KYTX) 
  
 TYLER, Texas – "I need someone to come shoot my dog. No one here has the heart to do it. We will provide the gun." 
  
 That post by a woman in Troupe, Texas set off a firestorm on Facebook Thursday. Turns out, the dog is a 3-year-old Saint Bernard/English bulldog mix named Cinnamon. 
  
 Animal control officers who picked up the dog said the woman told them she wanted it killed because she could no longer care for her and because the dog kept getting in the garbage. 
  
 Cinnamon was taken to a foster family who will take care of her until she's adopted. 
  
 "It's devastating," said animal shelter coordinator Nanette Moss. "I work with these dogs every day. They are my life, and when she walked through my door it just broke my heart. She's a sweet dog and how can somebody shoot a sweet dog?" 
  
 Cinnamon has been spayed and a vet gave her a clean bill of health Friday and updated her shots. 
  
 Authorities say the woman will not face charges since she surrendered the dog to animal control. 
  
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Student:
A three-year-old dog is safe in a Texas foster home after her owner attempted to take out a hit on her. A woman in Troupe was so fed up with the Saint Bernard/English bulldog mix that she asked her Facebook friends to kill it. "I need someone to come shoot my dog," the unidentified woman posted on Thursday, reports KHOU. "No one here has the heart to do it. We will provide the gun." Luckily, at least one Facebook friend had a conscience and contacted animal control officers. The dog, Cinnamon, was transported to Nicholas Pet Haven. "It's devastating," says the shelter coordinator of Cinnamon's story. "She's a sweet dog and how can somebody shoot a sweet dog?" The former owner told animal control that she wanted Cinnamon shot because she couldn't take care of her and the dog kept getting into the garbage. The woman will not face charges because she surrendered the dog to authorities. Cinnamon passed a vet's examination and is now up-to-date on her shots, reports CBS19. The animal shelter expects her to be adopted soon due to the international attention her story has received.