Assistance Still Needed for Animals Seized From Preston No-Kill Shelter
Charleston Daily Mail › July 07, 2006
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BRUCETON MILLS - Donations of cash, food and other items have poured in to the Preston County Animal Shelter to help more than 100 dogs, cats and rabbits seized from a no-kill shelter because they were sick and starving.
But shelter officials said more is needed, including kennels, towels, blankets, crates, cat litter boxes and toys. Animal Friends of Northcentral West Virginia, which took in 18 dogs, said it needs volunteers and other help.See the full content of this document
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Assistance Still Needed for Animals Seized From Preston No-Kill Shelter
Preston County officials seized 164 animals from S...
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