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Group brings holiday cheer and support to homeless individuals and their furry friends at Liberty Park

Dotty Antonio and her dog Carmela visit Santa Claus during the Street Dawg Crew Christmas outreach at Liberty Park Sunday.  The Street Dawg Crew supports the homeless and their pets every Sunday at Pioneer Park. Today besides passing out food and gift bags for humans and animals, they offered a photo opportunity with Santa. Sunday, Dec. 22, 2019.

Dotty Antonio and her dog Carmela visit Santa Claus during the Street Dawg Crew Christmas outreach at Liberty Park Sunday. The Street Dawg Crew supports the homeless and their pets every Sunday at Pioneer Park. Today besides passing out food and gift bags for humans and animals, they offered a photo opportunity with Santa. Sunday, Dec. 22, 2019.

On Sundays, the Street Dawg Crew typically brings snacks and pet food to Liberty Park and distributes them to homeless individuals and their pets. But on the Sunday before Christmas, the group brought some holiday cheer, too: the opportunity for people to have their picture taken with their pets and Santa himself. Check out our photo gallery to find cute dogs, a cat and even a ferret.

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