Santa takes pics with Renton pets

The Landing invited Renton pet owners to bring their pets for a photo-op with Santa Dec. 11.

  • Thursday, December 14, 2017 4:53pm
  • Life

Photos with Santa aren’t just for kids. It’s also for pets.

The Landing invited pet owners in Renton to take a photo with Santa Claus Dec. 11.

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