The Humane Society’s “Cats Unite” Campaign is aimed at raising awareness issues at the animal shelter. The Cat Colony even has its own President – ‘Festivus McFur’ (shown above) – along with several other kitty officers to help raise awareness about the Cat Colony Renewal Project.
JAMESTOWN – The Chautauqua County Humane Society (CCHS) announces Emily O’Neill of Jamestown as the winner of the CCHS Bike Raffle contest drawing held on September 15, 2012. The winning ticket was sold by CCHS Feline Action Committee member, Jane Winters, with 759 total tickets sold by staff and volunteers.
The raffle raised $3,795.00 and will be applied to the current Cat Colony Renewal Project campaign. This contest brings CCHS’s current capital campaign at $20,416.87 of the $25,000 goal with the hope of beginning construction in January 2013.
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