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Stockton students and Tiny, the puppyStockton University 5K Run for a Cause

On Sunday, November 10, Stockton students hosted the 5K9 Run For A Cause on the Stockton campus in Galloway.  Participants earned prizes for the fastest times, and got to spend time with one of Atlantic County Animal Shelter’s adoptable dogs, Tiny.  The students raised more than $500 for the animal shelter.  Thank you to Paige Baney and her fellow students for organizing this event and including the Atlantic County Animal Shelter in the day’s festivities.

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Savannah Jones Animal Shelter Donation driveSavannah Jones, Mainland Regional High School Junior

 

Big Shout Out to Savannah Jones, a Mainland Regional High School Junior and dog lover, who chose to spend her free time this summer organizing a HUGE donation drive for our shelter pets.

Atlantic County Prosecutors Office Animal Cruelty UnitDonations of food and dog togs delivered by the Ventnor Police Department

On Tuesday, March 19, 2024, members of the Atlantic County Prosecutors Office Animal Cruelty Unit visited the Animal Shelter. Ventnor Police Department also came by with a massive truck filled with donations. While at the shelter Detectives got to meet and play with multiple dogs available for adoption.

Two full carts of donations and members of the First United Methodist Church Donations 11-25-23

First United Methodist Church

On Saturday, November 25, we received a very generous donation of food, toys, bedding, and cleaning products from the First United Methodist Church.

Ruff Ryders Motorcycle Club

Cart and boxes of donations in from of members of Ruff Ryders Motorcycle Club and a motorcycle. 10-21-23On Saturday, October 21, 2023, the Ruff Ryders Motorcycle Club dropped off donations and visited our dogs and cats. 

Ride for Rescue

Tilton Fitness Club members with dogsTilton Fitness Club (Northfield) members showed their support for the shelter by participating in a 90-minute spin class and donating pet food and supplies. They also had a chance to interact with several of our pets available for adoption. All enjoyed a great time.

Dress Down Day

Leeds Avenue School Student CouncilShelter Manager Kathy Kelsey accepts a check for $500 from the Leeds Avenue School (Pleasantville) Student Council. Students and faculty paid $1 to participate in a “dress down” day, a special occasion for students who normally wear uniforms. Our thanks to all involved!