Who needs an Olympic medal? Take home a puppy instead
Published
Feb. 17, 2014 5:09 p.m. ET
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Lindsay Claiborn
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Team USA is winning the puppy Olympics.
Snowboarder Lindsey Jacobellis is the latest athlete to be working out the details to adopt a stray dog.
She posted a few pictures of her newest family member, saying that she's just waiting for paperwork to bring the little guy home.
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Who knew the consolation prize would be a puppy?
Fellow USA skier Gus Kenworthy picked up a silver medal in slopestyle skiing earlier in the Games and he has decided to bring not one, but five pups back to the States.
This Sochi Stray scored a one way ticket to the USA with @LindsJacobellis #luckydog #justintime pic.twitter.com/NFhKFDj2dp
— Holly Brooks (@brooksha1) February 17, 2014
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