Jersey Proud: Cranford boy starts pop-up ice cream stand to benefit dog shelter
A boy from Cranford sold ice cream to benefit the Eleventh Hour Rescue animal shelter.
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Aug 3, 2021, 2:35 AM
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Updated 991 days ago
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277ds agoMeet 6-year-old Devin Rubinson. The Cranford boy opened a
pop-up ice cream stand called “Devin’s Dips.” He sold ice cream sandwiches for
$2 all to benefit Eleventh Hour Rescue, the dog rescue where the family adopted
their own dog.
