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Jennifer Aniston Adopts a Pit Bull Mix

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Fans have admired Jennifer Aniston's gorgeous hair, appreciated her natural beauty, voted her the "best body" and now they can applaud her recent choice for a new canine companion.

According to People Pets, Aniston confirmed to GQ magazine that she and boyfriend, Justin Theroux, recently adopted a Pit bull/boxer mix named Sophie.

Several sources reveal that the adoption took place from the Utah-based animal rescue, Best Friends.

Celebrities who adopt from animal rescues...who could ask for anything more.

Congratulations to Sophie, Aniston and Theroux!

Article by Penny Eims, Dog News Examiner
Photo credit: Getty Images
http://www.examiner.com/dogs-in-national/jennifer-aniston-adopts-a-pit-bull-mix?CID=obinsite

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