JCP
05-20-2010, 09:49 AM
NEW BOTTLE SHED NEEDS YOUR DONATIONS
NORWICH - All Animals Matter, Inc. (AAM), president, Diane Troxell of Oxford would like the community to know of the new bottle shed on the grounds of the Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital at 198 Grandview Lane in Norwich. This bottle shed will be open to the public to drop off clean redeemable bottles and cans, during normal business hours.
All Animals Matter, Inc. would like to thank Curtis Lumber of Norwich for the affordable price of the shed when it was purchased. Also, Gerry Reiss of Oxford donated his time to putting the shed together, and Kim Begeal of Oxford who designed the signs on the shed and donated her time and labor. An additional thank you to David Emerson of Oxford for donating the wood for the signs.
All Animals Matter, Inc. is a completely volunteer not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping animals. Since its inception, May 2009, AAM has assisted in the cost of spaying or neutering over 125 cats and dogs, primarily in Chenango County. They are also available to help with medical bills and emergency medical care for pets in need. They’ve also helped several feral cats in the area with their TNR program.
AAM, Inc. is a group of seven women on their Board and its members, and they depend on donations from people in the community and beyond. They have no overhead or salaries; only the veterinary bills for the animals they help. Dr. Teresa Mandracchia of Norwich has been their vet of choice and AAM would like to extend their gratitude to her at this time for allowing them to have the bottle shed alongside her parking lot.
Please look for AAM fundraisers this year like the Annual Mum Sale with Pires Flower Basket in Norwich, beginning in August through September. They will also be at Curtis Lumber's Petpalooza with a few animals for adoption, and information about All Animals Matter on Saturday, June 19th in Greene, New Berlin and Norwich locations.
For further information about All Animals Matter, Inc., call (607) 843-9538.
Visit them online at http://allanimalsmatter.org/ .
(Click on the thumbnail to view a larger image.)
Caption: The new ‘All Animals Matter’ bottle shed, sits (and stays) by the Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital in Norwich, awaiting your cans and bottles.
NORWICH - All Animals Matter, Inc. (AAM), president, Diane Troxell of Oxford would like the community to know of the new bottle shed on the grounds of the Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital at 198 Grandview Lane in Norwich. This bottle shed will be open to the public to drop off clean redeemable bottles and cans, during normal business hours.
All Animals Matter, Inc. would like to thank Curtis Lumber of Norwich for the affordable price of the shed when it was purchased. Also, Gerry Reiss of Oxford donated his time to putting the shed together, and Kim Begeal of Oxford who designed the signs on the shed and donated her time and labor. An additional thank you to David Emerson of Oxford for donating the wood for the signs.
All Animals Matter, Inc. is a completely volunteer not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping animals. Since its inception, May 2009, AAM has assisted in the cost of spaying or neutering over 125 cats and dogs, primarily in Chenango County. They are also available to help with medical bills and emergency medical care for pets in need. They’ve also helped several feral cats in the area with their TNR program.
AAM, Inc. is a group of seven women on their Board and its members, and they depend on donations from people in the community and beyond. They have no overhead or salaries; only the veterinary bills for the animals they help. Dr. Teresa Mandracchia of Norwich has been their vet of choice and AAM would like to extend their gratitude to her at this time for allowing them to have the bottle shed alongside her parking lot.
Please look for AAM fundraisers this year like the Annual Mum Sale with Pires Flower Basket in Norwich, beginning in August through September. They will also be at Curtis Lumber's Petpalooza with a few animals for adoption, and information about All Animals Matter on Saturday, June 19th in Greene, New Berlin and Norwich locations.
For further information about All Animals Matter, Inc., call (607) 843-9538.
Visit them online at http://allanimalsmatter.org/ .
(Click on the thumbnail to view a larger image.)
Caption: The new ‘All Animals Matter’ bottle shed, sits (and stays) by the Compassionate Care Veterinary Hospital in Norwich, awaiting your cans and bottles.