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D-boy saved his family from intruders last December.
D-boy was shot three times. The community stepped in and helped the family with the dog's medical bills.News9.com
OKLAHOMA CITY -- The Humane Society of the United States announced D-boy, a metro family's pit bull, is a finalist in the 2nd Annual Dogs of Valor Awards.
D-boy was shot three times while protecting his family in December.
More on News9.com: Family Dog Takes Bullet to Save Family
There are 15-finalist up for the award, all of which performed extraordinary acts of courage by helping a person in need.
D-boy received overwhelming support from Oklahoma residents who helped with the dog's medical expenses.
More on News9.com: Hundreds Respond to Family's Heroic Pit Bull
A panel of judges will choose the Valor Dog of the Year, but you can help by picking the People's Hero winner.
Vote for D-boy and help his chances of winning the People's Hero Award.
Polls will close Friday at 4 p.m.
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