In central Minnesota, a unique structure has been established for people to mourn their pets. The location of this tribute is St. Cloud's Heritage Park. A specific pet's passing inspired the creation of this memorial. The pet was a mutt named Mozzie. Further details about this pet memorial can be found in the Star Tribune, which reported on the establishment of this tribute in central Minnesota.
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The brightly colored structure at St. Cloud’s Heritage Park was inspired by the death of a mutt named Mozzie.
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