ACPR gets involved with Othello schools
Scootney Springs Elementary sixth-grade leadership students Manuel Gallegos, Kinsley Roylance and Abigail Prows stand in front of the corner where a Scootney Springs food drive slowly collected dog food for Adams County Pet Rescue. The sixth-grade leadership class helped run the food drive.
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A photo of the dog and cat food collected for Adams County Pet Rescue during Scootney Springs Elementary’s October food drive during the school’s Kindness Week.
Adams County Pet Rescue board member Tammy Foley, left, and Othello resident Kim Bailey, middle, attend an Adams County Commissioner’s meeting to advocate for additional funding for ACPR. Foley and Bailey continue to hold classes on animal care in schools in Othello.
Adams County Pet Rescue board member Tammy Foley speaks at an Othello City Council meeting to request additional funding from the city of Othello for ACPR.
OTHELLO — Adams County Pet Rescue board member and Othello resident Kim Bailey do what they can to help the ACPR, and one of the ways they do this is by volunteering to go to schools in Othello and teach students about the compassionate care of animals.
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