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Berlin has just opened a soup kitchen for dogs. They provide pets of the homeless and unemployed with a free meal.
I thought this was very interesting and definitely a sign that more and more people are realizing pets are becoming more a part of the family.
What do you think about this? Going too far? Is it a good thing that more areas should adopt?
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