Sundays are Becoming and Exercise in Exercise ... and That's a Good Thing
The cat food cans, stacked 20
high on the right, was the first indication that we collected a whole lot of pet
food Sunday. Those cans will feed 20 cats for one day. Then there were cold
weather garments, including an aviation jacket and booties for a Cody-sized dog.
Lastly, there was enough cash to buy one 52 lb. bag of Purina Dog Chow “with
real chicken” for $21.98.
All that pet food weighed
92.3 lbs. In addition, we donated $27.76 in cash and one check.
Haley was disappointed the
she could not get up on the table for the photo although she tried a number of
runs up the plank. Cody saw the futility from the start and just sat there on
the right.
Spoiler Alert
Encouraged by your consistent
and generous donations to PACC every Sunday, folks are beginning to pay
attention to how we’re building our Rescued
Critters Food Drive. Next week
you will read about a meeting schedule for today, February 12th in
the Mayor’s office.
In attendance will be Mayor
Rothschild, of course, and Executive Director, Kristen Auerbach, and Field
Sergeant Bennett Simonsen of the Pima Animal Care Center.
The agenda will focus on a
program called “One Cent for One Minute
of Community Service.” a kid donation program that mirrors how business
executives support their favorite charities. In this age of parity, it is never
too early to teach kids to emulate community-minded business leaders who have a
very strong sense of service.
See you Sunday,
Peter
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