Lake Tahoe Humane Society needs help after fire

The Lake Tahoe Humane Society has had their resources stretched to the limits by fires in the area, and they’ve put out a plea for donations.  They especially needs supplies for birds, such as cages and stands, but I’m sure a cash donation will help them purchase those items, too.  Unfortunately, they have no online donation capability—I find that so frustrating!  It just takes 10 minutes to add a PayPal button to your website, and I’m sure it would help attract spontaneous donors (like me), who are apt to pull out their credit cards in the middle of the night.  If you’d like to make a donation you can do it by phone:

Dawn Armstrong, Ex. Director
Phone: 530-542-2857
If Dawn is not available please ask for Liz.

Good luck to everyone there.  The fires in the area have destroyed over 200 homes, but the fire is now about 70% contained and hopefully the worst of it is over.

Posted by Leigh-Ann on 06/29 at 12:56 AM

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  1. I wish they had online donations, too. Then I could donate myself. I’s not too good on the phone. Um, I fink the 2ndest phone number is missin a digit.

    Oh, when Dad gets on the phone, Bonnie meows to him so no one watchin will fink he’s talkin to himself.

    Posted by Victor Tabbycat  on  06/29  at  06:21 PM

  2. I wanted to correct the phone number, yet I can’t find either number on the official website.  I guess I’ll just remove the second number, and hope the first one is accurate.  Thanks for picking that up, Victor.

    I had a cat who used to bite me if I talked on the phone for too long.  I couldn’t figure out if she thought I was ignoring her, or if she thought I was talking to her and she wanted me to shut up.

    Posted by Leigh-Ann  on  07/04  at  03:43 PM
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