Make an online donation before October 31 and be entered to win a Roomba 405 robotric vacuum cleaner! Each donation enters you one time. Enter as many times as you wish.
This is an online-only offer, sponsored by Dave the webmaster, for the benefit of the Animal Resource Center. All online donations will be tracked for the purpose of awarding the Roombas.
Pizza Hut fundraiser July 30
Bring this ticket in to the Columbia Blvd Pizza Hut on July 30th, 2009, and 10% of your check total will be donated to the Animal Resource Center. So now is the time to buy lots of pizza for your friends--the bigger your bill, the more that will be donated to ARC!
It's simple:
1. Click the ticket at right -->
2. Print it out.
3. Bring it to the Bloomsburg Pizza Hut on July 30th.
4. ARC gets a donation in the amount of 10% of your bill.
Thank you for your support.
It's simple:
1. Click the ticket at right -->
2. Print it out.
3. Bring it to the Bloomsburg Pizza Hut on July 30th.
4. ARC gets a donation in the amount of 10% of your bill.
Thank you for your support.
Animal-rescue haven moving
Booted in landlord dispute, ARC needs to raise money for kennels at future shelter
By CHRIS KREPICH, Press Enterprise Writer
MOUNT PLEASANT TWP. — The Animal Resource Center (ARC) has to move due to a falling out with its landlord, but it needs money to build more kennels at its soon-to-be home. The group would eventually like to house 16 dogs and 40 cats, but that would require about $100,000, says volunteer Linda Bird.
ARC has been leasing land from Paula and Delbert Miller here, but the Millers ended the lease five or six years early, Bird said. Now, she says ARC has about four months to move under a judge's order.
ARC has 20 acres of its own near Eyers Grove, but it needs funding to build kennels for the animals it rescues, said volunteer Jason Barreca.
The ARC, formed seven years ago, has eight dogs in its care now on the Miller property. It will move the existing kennel to the new land, but it will not have room for more animals until more kennels are built.
ARC plans to use modular kennels so it can expand as it has the money. Each modular unit will house eight dogs or cats, and will cost $20,000 to $25,000, Barreca said. He said the group is hoping to have enough funds soon to get the first new unit completed.
"We're building as fast as we can," he said. "As fast as money allows."
A place for strays
ARC holds several fundraisers each year. A large yard sale in the old Ames building at the Columbia Mall is set for Oct. 15-18.
Donations can also be made by calling 784-3669. ARC is nonprofit and donations are tax deductible.
Bird said the group helps police by taking in loose animals, but it mostly takes care of stray cats and dogs. Those animals get medical care, and they are spayed or neutered if needed. Volunteers then work to find them good, permanent homes.
Chris Krepich covers the Danville area. He can be reached at 275-2104 or krep@pressenterprise.net.
By CHRIS KREPICH, Press Enterprise Writer
MOUNT PLEASANT TWP. — The Animal Resource Center (ARC) has to move due to a falling out with its landlord, but it needs money to build more kennels at its soon-to-be home. The group would eventually like to house 16 dogs and 40 cats, but that would require about $100,000, says volunteer Linda Bird.
ARC has been leasing land from Paula and Delbert Miller here, but the Millers ended the lease five or six years early, Bird said. Now, she says ARC has about four months to move under a judge's order.
ARC has 20 acres of its own near Eyers Grove, but it needs funding to build kennels for the animals it rescues, said volunteer Jason Barreca.
The ARC, formed seven years ago, has eight dogs in its care now on the Miller property. It will move the existing kennel to the new land, but it will not have room for more animals until more kennels are built.
ARC plans to use modular kennels so it can expand as it has the money. Each modular unit will house eight dogs or cats, and will cost $20,000 to $25,000, Barreca said. He said the group is hoping to have enough funds soon to get the first new unit completed.
"We're building as fast as we can," he said. "As fast as money allows."
A place for straysARC holds several fundraisers each year. A large yard sale in the old Ames building at the Columbia Mall is set for Oct. 15-18.
Donations can also be made by calling 784-3669. ARC is nonprofit and donations are tax deductible.
Bird said the group helps police by taking in loose animals, but it mostly takes care of stray cats and dogs. Those animals get medical care, and they are spayed or neutered if needed. Volunteers then work to find them good, permanent homes.
Chris Krepich covers the Danville area. He can be reached at 275-2104 or krep@pressenterprise.net.
In memory of Dillon
Thank go out to Jacqueline N. for her generous donation of $50 in honor of her dog, Dillon. What a nice gesture to donate so that other animals might know the love that Dillon did. Thanks again, Jacqueline.
If you would like to donate in memorium to your beloved pet, you can do so through our Donations page.
If you would like to donate in memorium to your beloved pet, you can do so through our Donations page.
American Girl Doll BINGO 6/28/09
American Girl Doll BINGO and Chinese Auction to benefit the Animal Resource Center.Where:
Espy Fire Hall, 300 Tenny Street, Espy PA 17815
When:
Sunday, June 28th, 2009.
Door open at 12:30. Early Bird Game at 2:00 p.m.
For a $20 donation, you get 20 games, 6 squares per game. Four Special Games are extra.
For tickets, call:
Linda: 784-3669 (leave message)
The Wizard of Paws: 271-1135
Mary: 594-8754
Tickets also available at the door.
Raffles and Lunch available.
Bring an animal toy, food, paper towels, bleach, bath towel, collar or leash and receive a bingo card for a special game.
Why volunteer?
This video from the Arizona Humane Society covers why we need volunteers. Foster care and dog walkers: all are welcome!
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