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SBARC closed to the public due to pandemic

Princess, an adopted cat, grabs a nap. (photo/Tommie Lee)

The South Bend Animal Resource Center has been closed to the public, in an effort to combat the spread of COVID-19.

For this reason, SBARC is not currently accepting strays or owner surrenders, but will respond to life-threatening emergency calls.

Pet Refuge has stepped in the help fill the void, but admits they are running low on space.

Adoptions at SBARC are currently by appointment only and the closure is until further notice. To schedule an appointment, call (574) 235-5966.

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