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"I can't believe how many people went out of their way to help me with this cat," said the owner of Hank, a cat that was stuck in a tree for five days.
Fairy doors have appeared in neighborhoods, parks and forests across the United States and in England and Ireland, and materials to make them are available in craft stores.
"For us and for Mr. Strickland, what we see is an entire community — or entire world — that recognizes the harms that wrongful convictions cause and that there needs to be some sort of compensation."
