Chris Ogonosky from the Old Town Animal Orphanage stopped by with a furry friend available for adoption from the shelter, and also to tell us about an upcoming raffle on a homemade tree skirt and gas card.
For more information on how to get involved in the raffle or about adpoting an animal from the shelter, you can call the shelter at 827-8777, email them at info@animal-orphanage.com. You can also visit there website at animal-orphanage.com
Pet of the Week: Old Town Animal Orphanage
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