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Source: Coronado Eagle & Journal

PAWS of Coronado Partners with Dudley’s: Orders close November 12; pickup at PAWS of Coronado on November 22PAWS of Coronado invites the community to prepare for the holidays while supporting animals in need through a special Dudley’s Bread & Pies fundraiser. Orders for artisan breads and pies must be placed by Thursday, November 12.Supporters can enjoy their purchases right away or freeze them for upcoming holiday meals and celebrations. All proceeds benefit the animals in the care of PAWS of Coronado. “Holiday traditions bring people together, and this fundraiser gives our community another opportunity to come together for animals in need,” said Jackie Williams, Executive Director of PAWS of Coronado. “We encourage everyone to place an order and share the opportunity with friends and neighbors.”FUNDRAISER DETAILS:Order deadline: Thursday, November 12, 2026Pickup: Sunday, November 22, 2026, 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.

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