Pet Of The Week: Meet Salem And Tigger
Every Wednesday at 8:30 we re joined by John Perreault, Executive Director of the Berkshire Humane Society to discuss all the happenings at their Barker Road facility, plus talk about their Pet of the Week.
Today s Pet of the Week is Salem and Tigger. Salem (black and white medium hair) and Tigger (grey and white shorthair) are approximately 13-year-old brothers who are looking for a quiet and loving forever home. They have been at Berkshire Humane Society since early January and are now the shelter’s longest tenants.
They were surrendered after their owner’s health became too poor to care for them anymore. Tigger and Salem, along with four other senior cats, came in sweet but scared. They enjoy their nap time and would do best in a low-key home. They have never lived with children, and would do best in an adult only home.
Every Wednesday at 8:30 we re joined by John Perreault, Executive Director of the Berkshire Humane Society to discuss all the happenings at their Barker Road facility, plus talk about their Pet of the Week.
This week s Pet of the Week is Popples. Popple is one of nine black cats that are available at Berkshire Humane Society. Often times black cats and dogs can subconsciously, or not so subconsciously, be overlooked by possible adopters. Popples is a sweet, petite girl who was surrendered to us because her owner did not have a home that allowed pets. Popples is not bothered by anything and is super easygoing. In her previous home she was living with a rabbit, so Popples is good with small animals, and shelter staff believes she would probably be OK with another cat or a cat-savvy dog. If you are interested in adopting Popples, please call 413-447-7878, extension 124.
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LEE â After making a record amount of contributions to Berkshire nonprofits during 2020, Lee Bank has created its own foundation to continue and manage its charitable giving.
The Lee Bank Foundation, which is up and running, was funded with $5 million from Berkshire Financial Services, the community bankâs parent company.
The goal is to provide 5 percent of that sum, or $250,000, annually in foundation grants to nonprofits throughout the Berkshires that are helping to close the opportunity gap. Branch-based sponsorships will provide an additional $70,000 to these community organizations.
âOur goal both near and long term going forward is really to be more active in Berkshire County and invest more in Berkshire County across the board,â said Chuck Leach, the bankâs president and CEO. âAnd this is one element of that.â