Bless this pet
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The Burlingame United Methodist Church held its 21st Annual Blessing of the Animals on the front lawn of the church Sunday, Oct. 5. In addition to a pet parade and treats for pets, recognition was given to those nonprofits whose contributions helped animals in the community. Here, the Rev. Ann Duncan, left, holds and blesses Shen, while ‘mommy’ Mamie Lum looks on.
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