Washington families who lost companions after last year's major pet food recall are close to a settlement -- and, finally, closure to a tragedy that killed more than 1,500 pets.
A judge granted initial approval Friday to a $24 million deal reached last month in which companies that made or sold contaminated food will pay pet owners for all costs related to the death or illness of their pets.
"We are kind of waiting for this to wrap up and for there to be closure," said Cecily Mitchell, a Seattle resident involved in a class-action lawsuit against pet food manufacturer Menu Foods.
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