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Family Night Bingo benefits PALS

By Project Q Staff
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imageThe dance floor at the Wild Mustang was covered with tables and chairs on Nov. 12 for the monthly installment of bingo to benefit Pets Are Loving Support.

Playing up the Family Night theme, there were even a few children and dogs on hand. The event, hosted by Bubba D. Licious, helps PALS provide pet care, including free food and basic veterinary care, and support to the companion pets of critically ill and disabled Atlantans.

View the Project Q Atlanta photo album from the event. You can also check out photos from past events, including Rodeo Bingo on Oct. 7 and Pretty in Pink Bingo on Sept. 10.

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