Flagler County Art League gives $500 to animals

  • By Shanna Fortier
  • | 4:00 a.m. April 21, 2011
Jef Hale, Flagler County Humane Society director, accepts a check from Bob Ammon, FCAL president, and Joan Howard. COURTESY PHOTO
Jef Hale, Flagler County Humane Society director, accepts a check from Bob Ammon, FCAL president, and Joan Howard. COURTESY PHOTO
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At the opening of its April Spring Festival event, the Flagler County Art League presented The Flagler Humane Society with a check for $500, thanks to their collaborative efforts in the league’s March show, Alms for the Paw.

The animal-and-pet-themed fundraiser art show was sponsored by both organizations working together for the first time.

In addition to the $500 for the Humane Society, another $25 went to another pet support group, Gainesville Rabbit Rescue, which helps the Humane Society place abandoned rabbits in foster care.
 

 

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