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(WBNG) Matthew s Subaru donated a check of $13,642 to the Broome County Humane Society on Tuesday.
The check was presented as a result of the Subaru Share the Love initiative, which took place from November 2020 to January 2021. During this time, Subaru donated $250 per vehicle for every new Subaru sold to the customer s choice of four national charities including Make-A-Wish, National Parks Foundation, Meals on Wheels of America, and ASPCA.
Matthew s Subaru says dealers are given the option of choosing a fifth charity and it chose the Broome County Humane Society for a seventh year. It donated $50 for every new Subaru sold to the Humane Society.
Adopt a Pet From This Binghamton Animal Shelter National Pet Day is April 11th and you could put a smile on a cat s or dog s face. Colleen Paige, pet and family lifestyle expert, started National Pet Day in 2006 and they are celebrating its 15th year on Sunday.
She wanted to bring attention to the ongoing needs of pets of all kinds that are waiting to be adopted. During the past year were you quarantined, stuck inside, bored, lonely, or stressed? Then you know the kind of life that a shelter pet is living.
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I have 3 pets, 2 cats (Shane and Capricorn), and 1 dog (CJ). We adopted the cats from the Broome County Humane Society, 167 Conklin Avenue in Binghamton. The BC Human Society receives no government funding, so the pandemic was extremely hard on them.
ITHACA, NY Leslie Appel knew before she even started kindergarten that she wanted to be an animal doctor. Growing up in Scarsdale, New York, other kids considered where they would apply to college. Even if her parents didnât quite âget itâ about vet school, they were really supportive of Leslieâs dream. Leslie applied to Cornell. Once on her chosen path, she was focused on learning everything she could so she could attend the best vet school to become the best veterinarian she could be.
âAs soon as I arrived in Ithaca, I fell in love with this area, this community,â she said. âI loved my time at Cornell and knew that I wanted to stay in Ithaca for my life and work.â After undergraduate graduation, Leslie fulfilled her lifetime dream, graduating from Cornellâs renowned College of Veterinary Medicine in 1994.