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ASPCA is caring for 50-plus dogs at McGee Park after the flooding

Plus, Kiwanis gave 380 local kids a $100 Target shopping spree.

The Daily Farmington team4 sources2 min read

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Pet help

The ASPCA's disaster response team, in Farmington since last week at the 's request, is helping care for more than 50 displaced dogs at an emergency shelter at . If you need help with a pet after the flooding, contact the shelter. KRQE NEWS 13

Kids' shopping

The Rio del Sol Kiwanis Club's Clothes and Coats for Kids program gave 380 children a $100 Target gift card each last week. The club has run the program for 13 years. Tri City Record

Kiwanis sent 380 kids shopping with $100 each

380
children shopped with their families last week
$100
Target gift card for each child
13 years
of the Clothes and Coats for Kids program

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ASPCA is caring for 50-plus dogs at McGee Park after the flooding

Plus, Kiwanis gave 380 local kids a $100 Target shopping spree.

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  1. ASPCA is helping care for 50-plus displaced dogs at McGee Park
  2. Kiwanis gave 380 kids $100 Target gift cards
  3. Poll: how would you like to help flood-affected neighbors?
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