Animal rescue team raises funds, places pets
published Apr. 27, 2011
The Village at Gleannloch Farms raised more than $500 at an Adopt-A-Pet program on April 16 to help Abandoned Animal Rescue (AAR). An estimated 100-plus area residents purchased a $5 barbecue lunch.
AAR is a nonprofit, no-kill, all-volunteer spay and neuter clinic and animal shelter. AAR takes in strays and surrendered pets from people who can no longer keep their pets but don't want to abandon them.
Rescued animals available for adoption by AAR have been neutered or spayed, received necessary medical attention and are fully vaccinated, including their rabies shot. AAR uses all funds gathered to pay for animal costs. The organization is solely staffed by volunteers, including participating veterinarians.
For more information about AAR, visit www.aartomball.org.
Image 1 of 5
A young pet lover hugs her new friend who, though missing a leg, has found lots of love.
MORE ULTIMATESPRING GALLERIES
Spring Klein Chamber hosts ribbon cutting for Always Floral Flowers & Gifts
The Spring Klein Chamber of Commerce held a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for...
Filed under: News
Harris County Precinct 4 Road & Bridge Department replaces storm drains
The Harris County Precinct 4 Road & Bridge Department recently replaced storm drains in the...
Filed under: News
Harris County Precinct 4 Road & Bridge Department seals cracked roadways
The Road and Bridge Department of Harris County Precinct 4 recently sealed cracked roadways in...
Filed under: News
Detective James Harral named Officer of the Month
Detective James Harral of the Tomball Police Department has been named the Officer of the...
Filed under: News
Heritage Trails chapter of DAR gives out Good Citizens awards
The Heritage Trails chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution...
Filed under: News
Workers make repairs at Meyer Park
Last month, workers made repairs at Meyer Park. These included asphalt replacement along the north...
Filed under: News
Second graders become food critics at Woodlands Prep
Students in the second grade at The Woodlands Preparatory School became food critics as part...
Filed under: News
'Miracle babies' celebrated on 'Wall of Hope' at Texas Children's
A tiny 3.5-pound, 15-inch baby boy was born June 26, 2007, with a rare and...
Filed under: News
Habitat for Humanity Northwest Harris County completes 194th home
Habitat for Humanity Northwest Harris County celebrated the construction of its 194th home at a...
Filed under: News
Klein ISD collects nominations for Tommy Tune Awards
Thirty-five nominations were given to Klein ISD High Schools for the 2012 Tommy Tune Awards,...
Filed under: News
SOUND OFF
What's on your mind?
Call
(832) 387-5137
and leave us a voicemail
Local Advertising by PaperG