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Local group committed to animal advocacy

May 1, 2014 | Staff Reporters

CARE of Santa Rosa County, Citizens for Animal Rights Enforcement, is a group of local residents that are working toward one goal: making the lives of animals better. Leading the group is Navarre resident Melissa Millier, who said that she started CARE in November as a way to get more involved with the local animal shelter.

Navarre resident Melissa Millier, third from right, has started CARE of Santa Rosa County, a volunteer animal welfare group working to improve the lives of local animals and promoting adoption.

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