By Lynn Ingrassia and Caroline Walker
Many in Rye volunteer to foster-care, walk dogs and cuddle cats, raise money, drop off supplies, or host events, but some supporters are taking on new and creative roles to help Pet Rescue save dogs from kill shelters in the south.
Rye merchants are keeping the Pet Rescue momentum strong this holiday season by joining with the shelter in the first annual “Partner with Pets” event, offering all kinds of clever ways to raise additional funds. The event will take place on and around Purchase Street Saturday, December 19. Shops and local eateries will designate items whose sale will benefit Pet Rescue or donate a percentage of their sales from that day. Look for signs in participating shops and support our generous merchants.
Rye is a dog-friendly place – and it is really wonderful to see the community step up and rally around Pet Rescue. It is heartwarming, especially at this time of the year. How many more dogs (and cats) do you think we can collectively save in 2016?
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