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Seen on Scene: At See Spot Run’s Bow Wow Bingo

Ware and Becky Flora brought their 9-year-old standard poodle Baker to Saturday’s Bow Wow Bingo fundraiser at Chilly Jilly’z to support See Spot Run.

Getting reading to play bingo at Saturday’s fundraiser were, from left, Valerie Chapman, Georgia McClain and Micheline McClain.

Ann Inabnitt, center, supervisor of the Boulder City Animal Shelter, visits with volunteers Donna Schweitzer, left, and Yolanta Jonynas.

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Enjoying an evening of dinner and games were, from left, Dar Medina, Jack Medina and Cokie Booth.

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Jenny Wellman, a certified pet nutritionist, spent time chatting with people who attended the See Spot Run fundraiser.

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Photos by Ron Eland/Boulder City Review

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Photos by Ron Eland/Boulder City Review