Pet pantry helps critters during crisis
Shawna Kluge’s pet pantry started out as a single purchase of pet food and has grown into a resource for pet owners in the community.
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Shawna Kluge’s pet pantry started out as a single purchase of pet food and has grown into a resource for pet owners in the community.
Courtesy photo
SOAP LAKE — Times have been hard lately for a lot of people, what with the state closing businesses due to the coronavirus and some consumer goods unavailable. Food banks and farmers have stepped up to fill some gaps. But there’s another population that’s struggling too, and it doesn’t walk on two legs.
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