In addition to the $10,000 that was raised by the occasion, an nameless donor pledged to match the $10,000 raised if their objective was met. “In addition to training and rehabilitation for the dogs that need help before they are ready for a home setting, we have a ton of projects that need to be done at the shelter. We are going to prioritize what needs to be done, hoping to add more kennels and more space for kittens to be able to accommodate more animals,” Blankenship stated.
The donations will even assist fund Friends of Animals’ TNR (trap-neuter-release) program for feral cats, in addition to their spay/neuter help program. FOA presents vouchers for anybody to supply monetary help for spay and neuter procedures on the price of solely $10 for cats and $20 for canine. For extra info, give them a name at (931) 434-7508.
