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Supplies and treats donations for local animal shelters being accepted until Dec. 18

Summary by Bluefield Daily Telegraph
PRINCETON — Many homeless dogs and cats will remain homeless at area animal shelters this Christmas, so an effort is underway to make their holiday a little brighter.

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Supplies and treats donations for local animal shelters being accepted until Dec. 18

PRINCETON — Many homeless dogs and cats will remain homeless at area animal shelters this Christmas, so an effort is underway to make their holiday a little brighter.

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph broke the news in on Saturday, December 2, 2023.
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