(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.

(Saving Shiloh/2006) Sixth-grader Marty and his family attempt to help Shilohs previous owner, Judd Travers, redeem himself after a near-fatal truck accident. Marty and his family give Judd the benefit of the doubt, believing that he can change his evil ways, but the rest of the community is convinced that Judd can never change. Hoping to save Judds other dogs the way he saved Shiloh, Marty begins helping Judd care for the animals. However, when Judd is suspected of murdering a man who has disappeared, Marty fears he has put himself, and Shiloh, in a dangerous situation.