UNM Prof: Food Drives for Vets & Dogs
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UNM Professor Finnie Coleman Unites Veterans and Shelter Dogs through New Mexico Vets for Pets
Finnie Coleman, a UNM professor, is making a significant impact on the lives of veterans and shelter dogs. He leads New Mexico Vets for Pets, a group that provides classes, grooms pets, and now addresses food needs for those in need. Recently, Coleman organized the first food distribution event in Albuquerques International District, in partnership with Albuquerque Community Safety and Roadrunner Food Bank. This event aimed to provide essentials to homeless veterans, addressing food shortages that contribute to higher suicide risks. Colemans work also reduces pet euthanasia at local shelters by finding better matches for rescue dogs with veterans. He plans to run these distributions weekly, depending on volunteer support, demonstrating how one persons dedication can spark community change for those who have served.
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