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Friday, March 30, 2018. Clock Funeral Home in Muskegon will be holding a funeral service for the dogs on April 12. (Cory Morse /The Grand Rapids Press via AP)MUSKEGON, Mich. (AP) — A western Michigan funeral home will host a community memorial service for 30 dogs that died in a boarding kennel fire late last month.Clock Funeral Home of Muskegon is hosting the service April 12 for families to share memories of their pets that died at Storm's Ahead Kennel in Fruitport Township.Each pet that perished in the March 30 fire has been identified. Public safety officials haven't yet determined what caused the fire, but they've ruled out arson.Jodi Clock of Clock Funeral Home says the service will allow the pet owners to receive support from each other and the surrounding community. She says the memorial will include therapy dogs and grief support.Lake Orion-based Paw Pods has donated urns and burial containers for the dogs. (UpNorthLive.com)