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Taylor Swift recently made a "significant donation" to the Williamson County Animal Center, according to officials.
- The shelter offers adoption services, spaying and neutering and rabies clinics.
🐶 The intrigue: The shelter honored the gift by naming puppies after the global superstar's tracks "Carolina," "Bejeweled," "Midnight Rain" and "Willow."
- "While all Swifties know Taylor loves cats, we hope she won't mind that we named our newest adoptable puppies after her songs," the shelter posted on Facebook.
- The female, black-and-white puppies are 3 months old.
…Ready for it?: You can learn more about adopting them on the shelter website.
- If you see these pups and think, "You belong with me," act fast.
- Two of them were already adopted over the weekend.
Flashback: Swift has focused many of her philanthropic efforts on her home turf in Tennessee.
- She donated to help staff at Grimey's record store when the business was shuttered by the pandemic.
- She put $500,000 toward flood relief in 2010 and $1 million toward tornado recovery efforts in 2020.

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