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'Resale to the Rescue' receives $15,000 donation to help local animal welfare organizations
ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.
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Community helps homeless with veterinary care for their dogs
Kathy Borlik provides an update on donations made to help the residents at Motels4Now in South Bend get their dogs spayed or neutered.
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Granger backyard a safe haven for endangered monarch butterflies
Monarch Watch has designated Lisa Metros Granger backyard a Monarch Waystation, a place for the endangered species to reproduce and feed.
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Resale to the Rescue, Frantz Fund, Motels4Now works to help homeless
Donations may be made on Resale to the Rescue s Facebook page.
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Resale to the Rescue opens home decor store, adds cookie business Chips and Doodles popup
A local not-for-profit resale store has opened a second location that also doubles as a donation drop off point and as a new popup home for a local cookie shop. Resale to the Rescue, a retail store that sells donated items and gives proceeds to local animal groups, opened its home décor store in February merely four doors down from its first location at 905 W. McKinley Ave., in Mishawaka. Founder Jan Caudell said the group rented the space at 805 W. McKinley Ave. next to Cricket Wireless in order to provide a space for such donated items as clothing, home décor and knickknacks to âde-cootie-fyâ for 72 hours in light of the coronavirus pandemic. Caudell said the three-day quarantine for items is not mandated by local or state officials, but said she got the idea from a social media group with other similarly structured businesses who enacted similar protocols.
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