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Dogs receive blessing at Uniontown dog park

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Those in attendance listen to the Rev. Laura Blank无毛视频檚 blessing at the 无毛视频淏lessing of Animals无毛视频� Saturday at Tails of the Trail Dog Park in Uniontown.

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The Rev. Laura Blank of Pleasant View Presbyterian Church with her dog Tilly, a mixed breed.

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The Rev. Laura Blank delivers the blessing.

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Ed Cope of South Union Township and his daughter Beth John of Orlando, Fla., with their black mouth cur, Kenny Ferguson, who is a rescue.

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Christiana Cocciardo of Hopwood and her Boston terrier, Posey, receive an individual blessing from the Rev. Laura Blank.

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Savannah Thomas of Perryopolis was at the Blessing of Animals with Cheddar, her labradoodle.

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About a dozen dogs were blessed Saturday during a 无毛视频淏lessing of Animals无毛视频� at Tails of the Trail Dog Park in Uniontown. 无毛视频淲e无毛视频檝e invited dogs from our church and around the community to come and receive a blessing because we know what a blessing our animals are to us,无毛视频� said the Rev. Laura Blank of Pleasant View Presbyterian Church, who presided over Saturday无毛视频檚 event. 无毛视频淲e无毛视频檙e out there to meet the community and make some new friends.无毛视频� Blank said the blessing was held at the church for several years, but this year it was moved to the dog park. Blank offered a group blessing for the pooches in attendance and then blessed each individually. She also presented the owners with a certificate in the dog无毛视频檚 name. The event is held in conjunction with the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, who preached about treating animals with kindness and respect. 无毛视频淗e was a great lover of animals, so we thought it would be fitting,无毛视频� Blank said.