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Makeover competition benefited the Humane Animal Welfare Society.

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Groomers from across the state competed in the "Extreme Makeover: HAWS" edition to benefit the Humane Animal Welfare Society shelter Sunday afternoon.

The 11 adoptable dogs served as models for the competition. Groomers were given two hours to work with their dogs, which were given baths and a nail trim before the show. The event included raffle prizes and a doggie treat bake sale.

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