A pet foot pantry hosted by Paw Salvation was held Saturday at First Immanuel Lutheran Church in Chicago for homeless people and veterans with pets.
It took place at the First Immanuel Lutheran Church on Ashland in the city's Illinois Medical District neighborhood.
, which is based in suburban Posen, focuses on helping low-income, homeless people, and veterans, with their pets.The event also included a giveaway of new and gently used sneakers, by Sneaker Heartz. They are a Chicago non-profit whose mission is to get shoes on those who need them most.
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