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$5 Fridays

Garden City Telegram
September 3, 2023

Beverly Schmitz Glass, PhD
620.290.3436

glass@gcnet.com

FCHS launches $5 Fridays to grow 

the shelter’s special need funds

Beginning Friday, September 8th, the Finney County Humane Society will launch its $5 Friday campaigns designed to generate additional contributions for its special funds.


“Each month will spotlight a different fund that provides for additional care and services that many of our animals need in order to regain their health and ultimately get adopted into a forever home,” said Amanda Licona, shelter manager.


September donations will go to the shelter’s Emergency Medical Fund that was established to help pay for surgeries, special medications, specific rehabilitation procedures, and dental work ne4eded by the injured animals who are brought to the shelter.


“When asked, most people can afford to donate five dollars,” Licona said. “It’s about the price of as a latte but it can make a huge difference in a dog’s or cat’s life. There are many ways to donate and we try to make it as easy as possible to do so.”


To contribute to the $5 Friday Fund, you can go online at www.adoptgck.com, where you can click on the Make Contribution tab, drop by the shelter at 124 N. Fleming during business hours or mail a check to FCHS P.O. Box 2031. Be sure to indicate in the memo line which fund you are supporting.

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