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The Patchwork of Food Assistance for Pets

Nov 12, 2009

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Englewood Outreach Center: Located in the lower level of St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church.; Offers programs and resources for neighborhood pet owners. Hours vary. Center does not house animals.

Pet owners in Englewood and Back of the Yards may call 773-217-9113 for more information.

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