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Hope Mission offers shelter space for vulnerable Edmontonians and their pets
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CityNews Edmonton
The Hope Mission on the city’s west end has 20 beds and kennel space.
“I came to Hope Mission with the rescue team.
If it wasn’t for my dog wagging her tail, I wouldn’t have been found,” recounted Hope Mission client Shannon Kilgour.
“Pets can be a barrier to shelter and housing for people,” said Hope Mission’s Brenton Driedger.
“At Hope Mission we’re really trying to be low barrier in our shelters,” Driedger said.