Desk Business
It was a night filled with food, photos, and a plethora of animal pals.
The Fur Ball Gala, one of the Capital Area Humane Society’s major fundraisers, took place on Friday.
Suggestion For You:
“This event is crucial in ensuring that we can care for the animals in our community every year,” said Julia Willson, President and CEO.
The Humane Society had almost 4,500 homeless animals in their facility as of Friday. The Fur Ball Gala has been going on for more than two decades, according to Willson.
“We are a private organisation that is locally supported and does not receive any government funding or support,” Willson explained. “We are a completely self-funded group.”
While some sat back and relaxed, everyone dressed up to the nines.
Dr. Mary Lee Davis, an attendee, stated, “It’s wonderful for us, it’s a wonderful cause.” “This specific shelter is doing fantastic work. It’s about generating money for a good cause.”
Joey, a rescue dog, and his family have been attending the gala for seven years, and Joey is as as excited as the rest of the family every year.
“He was looking forward to it,” said Mark Rinella. “As soon as we here he knew where he was going.”
For Latest News Follow us on Google News
- Show all
- Trending News
- Popular By week
FRL has until June 6 to respond to the insolvency request
South Africa detects first case of Lassa fever since 2007
Tech Mahindra Q4 net up 39.2% YoY to Rs 1,506 cr, up 10% sequentially
Musk says $44 billion Twitter the transaction was suspended due to false account data
Modi-Deuba’s Lumbini talks will cover a wide range of topics, including foreign policy
GLOBAL MARKETS-Global equities rise as US and European markets rebound
US travel companies flex marketing power to appeal to travelers seeking sun and sand
Gone, morning toss-TGIF?
TMC believes that the prime minister should resign if he cannot guarantee the country’s economic recovery
