Brownie Troop 3128 members donate items to Helen Woodward Animal Center

By Staff

May 10, 2014

11:18 AM

DSC_0740Natalie Baglio and Katelyn MacDonald, from Brownie Troop 3128 at the Nativity School, used $220 of their cookie sales profits to buy pet supplies and donate them to the Helen Woodward Animal Center.

Items included dog and cat food and toys, cat litter, scratching tower, puppy pads, pet beds, and water dishes to be used by the Helen Woodward Animal Center and its foster families.

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