>> You can give beds to shelter pets with this local nonprofit
The party will feature raffles, shopping and dog nail trimming for a donation.
The shop is part of the twelfth phase of the Pop-Up Project, an initiative to fill downtown storefronts lead by Activated Spaces.
Owned by Cedarville native
Stephanie Ross
, Project Warmth sells handmade pet beds, mats, leashes, collars, leash hangers, toys, bandannas, hammocks, harnesses, coats and other products.
The business donates a pet bed or mat to a Dayton area animal shelter for every one purchased.
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